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Objective: To examine the influence of audiological and non-audiological factors on help-seeking for hearing impairment (HI) in older adults. Design: A retrospective research design was employed. Participants completed 14 measures, after which t[...]Article
Although clinician administered surveys evaluating hearing aid handling skills exist, the development of a self-administered version may reduce clinical load, save consultation time, and facilitate more frequent use than face-to-face consultatio[...]Article
Objective: To evaluate the capacity of a self-management assessment tool to identify unmet hearing health care (HHC) needs; to determine whether such an assessment yields novel and clinically useful information. Design: Hearing loss self-managem[...]Article
This study explored the nature of audiological services for adults with hearing impairment in Malaysia, with an emphasis on whether current services address clients’ overall functioning as described by the World Health Organisation’s Internation[...]Article
Mansoureh Nickbakht, Auteur ; Carly J. Meyer, Auteur ; Lisa Saulsman, Auteur ; Nancy A. Pachana, Auteur ; Robert H. Eikelboom, Auteur ; Romola S. Bucks, Auteur ; Rebecca J. Bennett, Auteur |Objective To explore the barriers and facilitators faced by hearing healthcare clinicians (HHCs) with respect to asking adults with hearing loss (HL) about their emotional well-being. Design This qualitative study was conducted using semi-s[...]Article
Objective: It is estimated that over 60% of adults with dementia will also have a hearing impairment, resulting in a dual sensory-cognitive communication disability. Hearing interventions may lessen the impact of hearing impairment on a communic[...]Article
Objectif: évaluer si la continuité du clinicien est associée à des résultats positifs pour les aides auditives. Conception: Une étude de cohorte prospective. La continuité du clinicien était définie comme se produisant lorsqu'un patient était pr[...]Article
Objective: The objective of this study was to explore technology use and its relationship to help-seeking for hearing impairment (HI) and success with hearing aids among older adults. Previous research had suggested a link between higher levels [...]Article
Objective: To examine associations between audiological and non-audiological factors and successful hearing aid use in older adults. Design: In a retrospective study, audiological factors, attitudinal beliefs (as derived from the health belief m[...]Article
Objectives: Self-fitting hearing aids have the potential to increase the accessibility of hearing health care. The aims of this study were to (1) identify factors that are associated with the ability to successfully set up a pair of commercially[...]Article
Objective: The aim of this study was to analyse the content, design, and readability of printed hearing aid user guides to determine their suitability for older adults, who are the main users of hearing aids. Design: Hearing aid user guides were[...]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
Objectives: Emotional and psychological well-being are essential to overall health, but there is little research showing how to approach emotional and psychological concerns in the audiological setting. This study investigated audiologists' self[...]Article
Background: Clinical studies have found up to 90% of hearing aid owners demonstrate difficulty with basic hearing aid management tasks and almost 50% of hearing aid owners self-report not receiving enough practical help from their clinician r[...]Article
Objective: Many older adults with hearing impairment are not confident in their ability to use hearing aids (i.e. experience low hearing aid self-efficacy), which has been found to be a barrier to hearing help-seeking and hearing aid use. This s[...]
