The aim of this study was to assess whether a computer-based speech-in-noise auditory
training (AT) program would lead to short-and long-term changes in trained and untrained …

Individuals with severe to profound hearing loss are likely to present with complex listening
needs that require evidence-based solutions. This document is intended to inform the …

Background Hearing rehabilitation with auditory training (AT) is necessary to improve
speech perception ability in patients with hearing loss. However, face-to-face AT has not …

Background As smart speakers become more popular, there have been an increasing
number of studies on how they may benefit older adults or how older adults perceive them …

Objectives: Although pitch reception poses a great challenge for individuals with cochlear
implants (CIs), formal auditory training (eg, high variability phonetic training [HVPT]) has …

Objectives: Audiological rehabilitation includes sensory management, auditory training (AT),
and counseling and can alleviate the negative consequences associated with (untreated) …

Problems in understanding speech in noisy environments are characteristic for age-related
hearing loss. Since hearing aids do not mitigate these communication problems in every …

Purpose: Approximately 23 million Americans might have functional hearing difficulties
(FHDs) that are not well explained by their audiometric thresholds. Clinical management of …

Older adults with age-related hearing loss often use hearing aids (HAs) to compensate.
However, certain challenges in speech perception, especially in noise still exist, despite …

Background: With the growing adult population using electronic hearing devices such as
cochlear implants or hearing aids, there is an increasing worldwide need for auditory …