Optimal day and night heat and moisture exchanger regimen after laryngectomy

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 course will discuss new evidence highlighting the use of an optimal day-and-night heat and moisture exchanger (HME) regimen for the total laryngectomy. New research examines changes to pulmonary health and related symptoms with use of new generation HMEs. Specific clinical outcomes will be discussed.

Course objectives:
- Identify the role of Heat and Moisture Exchangers (HMEs) and the importance of pulmonary optimization for patients post total laryngectomy surgery
- Describe the features of newer generation HMEs and their effect on patient outcomes
- Summarize the pulmonary and other clinical outcomes achieved through establishing an optimal Day and Night HME regimen

Speaker: Elizabeth Ward, B.Sp.Thy(Hons), Grad Cert Higher Education, PhD, FSPAA

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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.