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Objectives To investigate the potential association between beta blocker use and hearing ability in adults and to discern whether this effect is dose-dependent. Design Cross-sectional analyses. Multiple linear regression was performed with [...]Article
Objectives: The moment patients learn the results from a hearing assessment can be a critical juncture on their journey to rehabilitation. Message framing (e.g., the positive or negative manner in which information is presented) has been explore[...]Article
Carmine Gioia, Auteur ; Moshe Ben-Akiva, Auteur ; Matilde Kirkegaard, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Background: Professional recommendations to patients concerning hearing instrument (HI) technology levels are not currently evidence-based. Pre-fitting parameters have not been proven to be the primary indicators for optimal patient outcome wit[...]Article
Meade Inglis-Jenson ; Samantha K. Robler ; Joseph J. Gallo ; Paul Ivanoff ; Stephanie Ryan ; Philip Hofstetter ; Suzan D. Emmett |Objectives: The aim of this study is to present an explanatory model of hearing loss in the Bering Strait region of Alaska in order to contextualize the results of a cluster randomized trial and propose implications for regional hearing-related [...]Article
Connected health is an umbrella term encompassing telehealth, ehealth, mhealth and other terms that describe remote/virtual healthcare service delivery models. This overarching term describes a model that utilises technology to maximise healthca[...]Article
Objective To develop a consensus among hearing healthcare professionals in the UK on connected hearing health technologies and service delivery models. Design A three-round, electronic Delphi review was developed using a participatory-des[...]Article
A. M. Pender, Auteur ; W. J. Wilson, Auteur ; R. G. Bainbridge, Auteur ; P. J. Schluter, Auteur ; G. K. Spurling, Auteur ; D. A. Askew, Auteur |Objective Review empirical research investigating the prevalence, experiences and management of hearing loss and ear disease in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults. Design Scoping review. Study samples Searches of four electr[...]Article
Nadia Olivier ; Daisy Shepherd ; Libby Smith ; Peter Carew ; Georgia Paxton ; Lilian Downie ; Elizabeth Rose ; Kathryn Dawes ; Valerie Sung |Objective: To examine etiology, comorbidities, and health service use in a cohort of children with permanent hearing loss. Receiving an etiological diagnosis can inform reproductive planning, rehabilitation outcomes, predict additional disabilit[...]Article
bjectives: This article describes key data sources and methods used to estimate hearing loss in the United States, in the Global Burden of Disease study. Then, trends in hearing loss are described for 2019, including temporal trends from 1990 to[...]Article
Objectives: To better understand the hearing health learning needs of Hispanic/Latino adults by assessing hearing healthcare (HHC) knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors to inform the development of a culturally and linguistically appropriate self-[...]Article
Carly J. Meyer ; Monique Waite ; Jenny Atkins ; Katie Ekberg ; Nerina Scarinci ; Caitlin Barr ; Robert Cowan ; Louise Hickson |Objectives: To seek the perspectives of key stakeholders regarding: (1) how eHealth could help meet the hearing and communication needs of adults with hearing impairment and their significant others; and (2) how helpful each aspect of eHealth wo[...]Article
Nicole Marrone, Auteur ; Maia Ingram, Auteur ; Daisey Sanchez Jacob, Auteur ; Adriana Sanchez, Auteur ; Stephanie Adamovich, Auteur ; Frances P. Harris, Auteur |Interventional audiology, specifically community-based outreach, can connect people with the hearing health care system. Community-based participatory research methods were applied in two phases of research to: (1) investigate the needs of famil[...]Article
Harry Taylor, Auteur ; Piers Dawes, Auteur ; Dharmi Kapadia, Auteur ; Nick Shryane, Auteur ; Paul Norman, Auteur |Objective To establish whether ethnic inequalities exist in levels of self-reported hearing difficulty and hearing aid use among middle-aged adults. Design Cross-sectional data from the UK Biobank resource. Study sample 164,460 participants[...]Article
Megan Gilliver, Auteur ; Jenny Nguyen, Auteur ; Elisabeth Francis Beach, Auteur ; Caitlin Barr, Auteur |Personal listening devices (PLDs) have the potential to increase the risk of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) for users. The present study aimed to investigate the nature and extent of the risk posed, by describing the user profile of a PLD pop[...]Article
Suzan D. Emmett ; Meade Inglis-Jenson ; Nae-Yuh Wang ; Alain Labrique ; Joseph J. Gallo ; Alyssa Platt ; Cole D. Jenson ; Philip Hofstetter ; Kelli L. Hicks ; Alexandra Ross ; Joseph R. Egger ; Samantha K. Robler |Objectives: Childhood hearing loss has well-known lifelong consequences. Certain rural populations are at higher risk for infection-related hearing loss. For Alaska Native children, historical data on hearing loss prevalence suggest a higher bur[...]
