2022 Early Hearing Detection & Intervention Virtual Conference
March 13 - 15, 2022
3/07/2023 | 9:40 AM - 10:10 AM | Development and Production of EHDI Stakeholder Training Videos: Nevada’s Experience | DECC 232
Development and Production of EHDI Stakeholder Training Videos: Nevada’s Experience
Efficient and effective training of EHDI partners and stakeholders is a time-consuming task which must be repeated often for new and existing partners to ensure adequate concept retention. The partners and stakeholders of EHDI are always expanding and changing and may include the following: hospital screeners, midwives, audiologists, Early Intervention providers, PCPs, parents, family-based organizations, governmental agencies, and many others.
The presenter will share the processes Nevada Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) incorporated to develop a series of educational videos to cover the basics of EHDI systems tailored for its diverse EHDI stakeholder partners.
This presentation will detail the steps in planning, collaborating, and working with a production vendor to produce professional video training content.
Nevada EHDI’s endeavors and successes may be duplicated or enhanced in other jurisdictions to produce similar results.
- Participants will be able to begin the process of developing EHDI training videos to address program training inefficiencies.
- Participants will be able to develop a plan to organize video content and video script in preparation for video production.
- Participants will be able compile all video components in preparation to work with a production company.
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Presenters/Authors
Perry Smith
(), Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, pgsmith@health.nv.gov;
Perry Smith has over twenty years of experience managing health and medical related programs and services within hospital/medical centers and in public health. He has been accountable for the fiscal management, business direction, program implementation, and human resources for these services ensuring efficient and effective performance. He has directed the work of clinical, non-clinical and professional staff to providing high quality client centered services. He has public speaking experience, addressing groups from youth, students, and medical professionals. He taught graduate and undergraduate level courses at the University of Nevada-Reno as an adjunct faculty. Mr. Smith has served on a variety of committees and boards ranging from a medical center institutional review board (IRB) to a prevent child abuse non-profit. He is currently the program coordinator for the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program within the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
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