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Phonak Focus

For more than 15 years, Phonak Focus has been a respected source of valuable information for hearingcare professionals. To date, more than 30 issues have been published, containing articles and contributions from both Phonak experts and internationally renowned audiological professionals. Phonak Focus has now ventured into the audio-visual medium with the introduction of Phonak Video Focus.

The renowned Phonak Video Collection has a new edition!



Video Focus 4

NEW: Video Focus 4

In the tradition of Phonak Focus, "Hearing Care for Infants: Strategies for a Sound Beginning", describes the important steps required to serve the needs of infants with bilateral sensorineural hearing loss in their first year of life. This valuable teaching tool for clinicians was created in collaboration with internationally recognized experts in pediatric audiology. The Video is available in VHS (English) and DVD (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish).

Take a look at the informative
reference guide to the Video Focus 4.

Video Focus 3

Video Focus 3

"FM systems for children: Rationale, Selection and Verification Strategies", illustrates how FM systems can improve the ability of hearing impaired children to hear in difficult listening situations.

The first part concentrates on general information about FM use and the many advantages.

The second part provides more technical information on fitting and verification.
Video Focus 2

Video Focus 2

"Pediatric Hearing Instrument Fitting" is the logical continuation of Video Focus 1 concentrating on the necessary steps in a systematic pediatric hearing instrument fitting and is based on Prof. Seewald's Desired Sensation Level (DSL) method.
Video Focus 1

Video Focus 1

"Pediatric Hearing Assessment" is devoted to the early identification and diagnosis of children with hearing loss.




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