Objective This systematic review examined the audiological and non-audiological factors
that influence hearing aid use, benefit and satisfaction in adults based on studies published …

Objectives: One of the challenges facing hearing care providers when recommending
hearing aids is the choice of device technology level. Major manufacturers market families of …

Spectro-temporal modulation (STM) detection sensitivity has been shown to be associated
with speech-in-noise reception in hearing-impaired (HI) individuals. Based on previous …

Hearing aid verification with real-ear measurement (REM) is recommended in clinical
practice. Improvements, over time, in accuracy of manufacturers' initial fit mean the benefit of …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to identify and report demographic data of patients
with severe-to-profound hearing loss, assess participation in audiological rehabilitation and …

Background Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is a methodology involving repeated
surveys to collect in-situ self-reports that describe respondents' current or recent …

Objectives Hearing-aid frequency-gain responses are routinely adjusted by clinicians to
patient preferences and descriptions. This study measured the minimum gain adjustments …

Objectives: Experiences can be strongly influenced by expectations. In hearing healthcare,
previous studies have shown that descriptions of hearing aids or contextual factors during …

Objective The current study aimed to explore (a) the capacity for eHealth within hearing
health care in Australia and (b) how hearing care professionals in Australia currently use …

Negativity bias is a cognitive bias that results in negative events being perceptually more
salient than positive ones. For hearing care, this means that hearing aid benefits can …