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MSHA DAY INSTITUTES
Friday, April 16, 2010
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Three Day Institutes
We’ve managed to secure nationally known and respected
professionals to present on topics that you have indicated a
desire to see and hear.
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Implantable Hearng Devices: State of the Art
Robert D. Cullen, M.D.
Day Institute Description:
Implantable hearing devices make a remarkable impact on the lives
of the hearing impaired. The technology and products available to
our patients are evolving on a continuous basis. This course will
discuss the history of implantable hearing devices, devices
currently available along with their indications, as well as
technology being developed for the future. Cochlear implants,
hybrid cochlear implants, bone anchored hearing devices,
semi-implantable hearing aids, and completely implantable hearing
devices will be discussed.
Learning Outcomes:
(1) Describe the current and evolving indications for cochlear
implantation (2) Understand the importance of hearing preservation
in cochlear implantation
(3) Have a working knowledge of currently available implantable
hearing devices
ABA Tier 1
Continuing Education Hours toward the American Board of Audiology
recertification requirements are available for this session.
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Clinical Update in Dysarthria and Dysphagia
John Rosenbek, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BC-NCD, University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL
Day Institute Description:
This presentation will be clinical. The emphasis will be on
methods, governed by principles that clinicians can use
on their next day at work and students can try out during their
clinical training. Specifically behavioral methods for treating
dysarthric involvement of the respiratory mechanism, larynx,
velopharynx and orofacila mechanism will be described and
demonstrated with clinical examples. The latest treatments for
the major signs of dysphagia
including aspiration will also be described step by step. Newer
methods for treating speech and swallowing simultaneously such as
respiratory muscle training will be featured.
Learning
Outcomes:
(1) Initiate
respiratory muscle training
(2) Do cost-effective clinical evaluations to focus treatment.
(3) Select the
correct dysphagia treatment to fit the pattern of swallowing
difficulty
(4) Know when
to use what kind of oromotor exercise
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Implementing Social Thinking Concepts and Vocabulary into our
School and Home Day: A Day to Develop Team Creativity
Michelle Garcia Winner, M.A., CCC-SLP, Think Social Publishing,
Inc., San Jose, CA
Day Institute Description:
This workshop allows parents and educators to learn more about
teaching social thinking and related skills to students. We will
explore how social thinking concepts develop the infrastructure
for students to meet the educational standards, demonstrating how
key these concepts are to reading comprehension, written
expression, etc.
We will define many social thinking concepts and how to apply the
"social thinking vocabulary" across the school and home day.
Conference participants work in teams to develop new creative
social thinking lessons to fit their teaching environment. The
focus of the day will be on making the teaching realizable across
a variety of environments with the focus on helping students to
carry the concepts out of the treatment room and into their real
lives. The social thinking lessons will be taught in the order
they are being introduced in Michelle's new book, "A Social
Thinking Curriculum for School Aged Students" due out in November,
2005.Furthermore, we will explore how to work as part of an
educational team. How do we share the workload when helping these
kids?
Learning Outcomes:
(1) Describe how teaching social thinking and related skills can
be done in the classroom during academic and social (2) Define 5
different social thinking vocabulary concepts (3) Describe how
social thinking vocabulary concepts facilitate generalization
across settings (4) Create a lesson plan to teach students they
are part of a group
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This course is offered for 7.0 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate
level, Professional area). |
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