| Code | CT6106 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 Day Module. |
| Teaching Mode | Part-Time |
| Fees | €485 See Fees and Costs for full details. |
| Closing Date | Currently closed for applications |
| Start Date | Currently closed for applications |
Outline
Module Objective: To address the technological development and clinical applications of implantable hearing devices (including cochlear implants, BAHA, middle ear implants and brainstem implants) and their impact on deaf children and adults.
Module Content: Past and currrent technological advances, assessment and habilitation protocols, the role of interdisciplinary and interagency working, the impact of implantation on deaf children and adults with and without complex needs.
Learning Outcome: On successful completion of this module, students should be able to: ·Demonstrate an understanding of current technologies including BAHA, middle ear implants and brainstem implants, and the principles which underlie them ·Critically evaluate the multidisciplinary assessment and management protocols used for children and adults utilising these technologies ·Demonstrate an understanding of the impact of these technologies on the communication and listening skills of children and adults.
Teaching Methods: 24hr(s) Lectures (Seminars/Workshops/Problem-based learning tutorials/E-Learning); Other (Self-directed Learning).
Practicalities
2 Day Module
Mode of delivery to be confirmed for enquiries see contact information. This module can be also be attended for CPD (non credit bearing) purposes https://www.ucc.ie/en/cpd/options/medhealth/clinicaltherapies/cpd1767/
Requirements
The requirements are aligned with the requirements of the MSc Hearing, Balance and Communication Postgraduate Programme. Please see following link (https://www.ucc.ie/en/ckx27/) for more information.
Fees and Costs
€485
How To Apply
Currently closed for applications