A Sound Foundation Through Early Amplification
28 - 31 March 2021: all sessions with live Q&A
31 March - 30 June 2021: all sessions available, recordings only
EST Time Zone
Program
Sunday, March 28 (EST time zone)
| 3:00 - 3:15 PM | Conference Opening: Welcome & Introductions (15min) Anne Marie Tharpe (USA) & Marlene Bagatto (CAN) |
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| 3:15 - 3:20 PM | Introduction of Keynote Address (5min) Anne Marie Tharpe (USA) |
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| 3:20 - 4:05 PM | Keynote Address - Steve Lomber Impact of Congenital Hearing Loss on Brain Development (45 min) |
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| 4:05 - 4:15 PM | Break | |
| 4:15 - 5:15 PM | Virtual Poster Session with live Q&A | |
| 4:15 - 5:15 PM | Networking at the Phonak Lounge | |
| from 5:15 PM | All 5 Sessions open to watch: | |
Session 1: Minimizing Listening Challenges in Children with Hearing Loss Session Chair: Dawna Lewis |
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| Quantifying Listening-Related Fatigue in Children with Hearing Loss : An Update on the Vanderbilt Fatigue Scale (30min) Ben Hornsby (USA) |
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| Optimizing children’s learning in noise and other places (30min) Andrea Pittman (USA) |
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| Practical Considerations for Optimizing Remote Microphone Benefit for School-age Children (30min) Jace Wolfe (USA) |
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| Use of Roger technology in the homes of children with hearing loss (30min) Carlos Benitez-Bererra (ESP) |
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| Extended Bandwidth Hearing Aid Fittings for Children (30min) Susan Scollie (CAN) |
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| Pediatric fittings and big data – what we know now and what we hope to learn (30min) Angela Pelosi (CH) |
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Session 2: Edges of Technology Candidacy Session Chair: Andrea Bohnert |
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The effects of early acoustic hearing on spoken language and literacy for pediatric cochlear implant recipients (30 min) Lisa Davidson (USA) |
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| Transitioning from hearing aids to bimodal hearing: evidence-based guidelines for borderline cochlear implant candidates (30min) Rene Gifford (USA) |
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| Rethinking gray areas in hearing aid candidacy for children (30min) Ryan McCreery (USA) |
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| Listening effort in school-aged children with unilateral hearing loss: Can RM(FM) and/or CROS help? (30min) Ilze Oosthuizen (ZAF) |
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| Bridging the time gap between new-born screening and behavioural assessment (30min) Kevin Munro (UK) |
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Session 3: Case Conference & cCMV - A Preventable Cause of Hearing Loss Session Chair: Marlene Bagatto (CAN) |
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| Should we screen newborns for congenital CMV? Ethical and legal considerations (30min) Ellen Wright Clayton (USA) |
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| Universal and Targeted Approaches to Newborn Hearing Screening for cCMV (30min) Karen Fowler (USA) |
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The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Karl White (USA) |
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Session 4: Pediatric eHealth Session Chair: Patricia Roush |
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| Capturing real-world aided outcomes using ecological momentary assessment with children The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Danielle Glista (CAN) |
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| Access all Areas: Getting the most out of hearing tech and mobile devices The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Michael Harrison (AUS) |
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| HA: Supporting Parent Hearing Aid Management Practices The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Karen Munoz (USA) |
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| mHealth-supported hearing and vision care for preschool children The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) DeWet Swanepoel (ZAF) |
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Session 5: Focus on Families and Children Session Chair: Janet DesGeorges |
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| Evidence Based Family-to-Family Support: From Theory to Practice The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Janet DesGeorges (USA) |
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| The Power of Peers: Connecting Teens with Hearing Challenges The Power of Individual Advocacy: Utah’s Congenital Cytomegalovirus Public Health Initiative and Beyond (30 min) Carrie Spangler (USA) |
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| Phonak Teen Panel (60min) Moderator: Carrie Spangler (USA) |
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| Introduction of Endnote Address Endnote Address - Cynthia Morton Steps to a Genomic Future in Newborn Hearing Screening (45min) |
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| Closing Remarks Anne Marie Tharpe (USA), Marlene Bagatto (CAN) and Angela Pelosi (CH) |
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Monday, March 29 (EST time zone)
| 3:00 - 4:00 PM | Live Q&A of all Session 1 presenters: |
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| Ben Hornsby (USA) | ||
| Andrea Pittman (USA) | ||
| Jace Wolfe (USA) | ||
| Carlos Benitez-Berrera (ESP) | ||
| Susan Scollie (CAN) | ||
| Angela Pelosi (CH) | ||
| 3:00 - 4:00 PM | Live Q&A of all Session 2 presenters: |
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| Lisa Davidson (USA) | ||
| Rene Gifford (USA) | ||
| Ryan McCreery (USA) | ||
| Ilze Oosthuizen (ZAF) | ||
| Kevin Munro (UK) | ||
Tuesday, March 30 (EST time zone)
| 3:00 - 4:00 PM | Live Q&A of all Session 3 presenters: |
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| Marlene Bagatto (CAN) | | |
| Dawna Lewis (USA) | | |
| Patricia Roush (USA) | | |
| Andrea Bohnert (GER) | | |
| Karen Fowler (USA) | | |
| Ellen Wright Clayton (USA) | | |
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| 3:00 - 4:00 PM | Live Q&A of all Session 4 presenters: |
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| Danielle Glista (CAN) | | |
| Michael Harrison (AUS) | | |
| Karen Munoz (USA) | | |
| DeWet Swanepoel (ZAF) | | |
Wednesday, March 31 (EST time zone)
| 3:00 - 4:00 PM |
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| Janet DesGeorges (USA) | | |
| Carrie Spangler (USA) | | |
| Cynthia Morton (USA) | | |