Successful Tracheoesophageal Voicing: Diameter Matters

This webinar is now available on-demand for 0.1 ASHA CEUs. In order to be eligible for ASHA CEUs, you must watch the recording in its entirety and then complete the post-course survey. You can find the post-course survey link at the bottom of the screen but will also receive a link after you view the on-demand webinar.

Course Description:

This webinar takes a closer look at how diameter and airflow characteristics of a voice prosthesis (VP) influence voice quality for people using tracheoesophageal voice following total laryngectomy; various patient scenarios will also be discussed. The speakers will further discuss the airflow characteristics of specific VPs and clinical evidence that demonstrate enhanced voicing characteristics.

Course objectives:
- Summarize the influence of voice prosthesis diameter on voice quality.
- Discuss the development of specific voice prosthesis designed with enhanced airflow characteristics.
- Describe the clinical evidence and myths that exist surrounding voice prosthesis diameter and impact.

Speakers:
Claire Rodd, Head of Clinical Education Atos UK, Speech & Language Therapist
Kelly Jackson-Waite, Global Laryngectomy Clinical Lead

Register to watch the recorded webinar

Use the form below to register for the recorded webinar. You will then receive an email with a link to view the webinar. Once you have watched the entire webinar, complete the post course survey. If you have any questions, please contact us at events.us@atosmedical.com.

Post-event survey

In order to be eligible for ASHA CEUs, you must complete the post-event survey after watching the recording in its entirety.