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Robert H. Pierzycki ; Mark Edmondsonson-Jones ; Piers Dawes ; Kevin J. Munro ; David R. Moore ; Pádraig Thomas Kitterick |Objectives: To determine population-based risks of adverse effects on hearing and well-being outcomes associated with unilateral hearing impairment. Design: A group of 40- to 69-year-old adults (n = 861) who reported being able to hear only in [...]Article
The widely-used generic preference-based measures of health-related quality of life-the EuroQol Descriptive System (EQ-5D) and the Health Utilities Index (HUI3)-are limited in their response to technologies that improve hearing. The EQ-5D lacks [...]Article
Objective: Determine the prevalence of clinical insomnia and its associations with anxiety, depression, and tinnitus in adult cochlear implant (CI) users. Design: Self-reported information on tinnitus, sleep, and demographic variables was col[...]Article
Catherine Killan ; Derek J. Hoare ; Roulla Katiri ; Robert H. Pierzycki ; Bethany Adams ; Douglas E. Hartley ; Danielle Ropar ; Pádraig Thomas Kitterick |Objectives: Clinical practice regarding children's candidature for cochlear implantation varies internationally, albeit with a recent global trend toward implanting children with more residual hearing than in the past. The provision of either he[...]Article
Objectives: An increasing number of severe-profoundly deaf adult unilateral cochlear implant (CI) users receive bimodal stimulation; that is, they use a conventional acoustic hearing aid (HA) in their nonimplanted ear. The combination of electri[...]Article
This study examined the subjective psychological and social effects of highly asymmetric hearing loss (single-sided deafness [SSD]) in adults. Design: Three group interviews were conducted using the critical incident technique and analysed using[...]Article
Objectives: The York Binaural Hearing-Related Quality of Life questionnaire is a condition-specific preference-based instrument sensitive to advantages of binaural over monaural hearing. Respondents use 5-point scales to report the difficulty ex[...]
