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Introduction to the Naida CI All-In-One Solution
This course on the Naída CI All-In-One Solution includes information about the system components, features, benefits, wireless accessories, and programming. 
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Introduction to the Naida CI All-In-One Solution
This course on the Naída CI All-In-One Solution includes information about the system components, features, benefits, wireless accessories, and programming.
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Introduction to the Naida CI All-In-One Solution
This course on the Naída CI All-In-One Solution includes information about the system components, features, benefits, wireless accessories, and programming.
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The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
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The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-2
Authors: Tufts JB, Giguère C
PMID: 29304562 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-11
Authors: Ho EC, Zhang H, Ong WMW, Li K, Bei YTE, Medapati SVR, Seneviratna A
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To examine the epidemiological and audiological profile, pattern of hearing aid (HA) fitting and usage among HA users in Singapore.
DESIGN: Retrospective cross-sectional study.
STUDY SAMPLE: Cohort of 1068 subjects issued with HAs at a tertiary hospital between 2001 and 2013.
RESULTS: Mean age was 70 years with 50.8% male. Mean hearing loss (HL) was 63.1 dB and 69.5% had at least moderate-severe HL. Sensorineural HL was present in 66.4% and 69.8% had symmetrical HL. "Behind-the-Ear" HAs were cheaper than "In-Ear" HAs. Standard "Behind-The-Ear" HAs were also cheaper than "Receiver-in-Canal" HAs. Among In-Ear HAs, "In-the-Canal" and "Completely-in-Canal" were more popular than "In-the-Ear" HAs despite costing more. HA was used ≥4 days/week by 85.6% but >7 h per day by only 35.7%. Only 18% received bilateral first HA fitting. In multivariate analysis, younger age and symmetrical HL were predictors of bilateral HA uptake while better Pure-Tone-Audiometry of aided ear and >7 h of daily HA usage were predictors of successive HA fitting.
CONCLUSIONS: HA users in Singapore were elderly and presented with advanced HL. Bilateral HA adoption and average daily use were low compared to other developed countries. Future research on understanding the suboptimal HA usage should explore patients motivation, hearing disability, and HA effectiveness.
PMID: 29304553 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
| Related Articles |
The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-2
Authors: Tufts JB, Giguère C
PMID: 29304562 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-11
Authors: Ho EC, Zhang H, Ong WMW, Li K, Bei YTE, Medapati SVR, Seneviratna A
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To examine the epidemiological and audiological profile, pattern of hearing aid (HA) fitting and usage among HA users in Singapore.
DESIGN: Retrospective cross-sectional study.
STUDY SAMPLE: Cohort of 1068 subjects issued with HAs at a tertiary hospital between 2001 and 2013.
RESULTS: Mean age was 70 years with 50.8% male. Mean hearing loss (HL) was 63.1 dB and 69.5% had at least moderate-severe HL. Sensorineural HL was present in 66.4% and 69.8% had symmetrical HL. "Behind-the-Ear" HAs were cheaper than "In-Ear" HAs. Standard "Behind-The-Ear" HAs were also cheaper than "Receiver-in-Canal" HAs. Among In-Ear HAs, "In-the-Canal" and "Completely-in-Canal" were more popular than "In-the-Ear" HAs despite costing more. HA was used ≥4 days/week by 85.6% but >7 h per day by only 35.7%. Only 18% received bilateral first HA fitting. In multivariate analysis, younger age and symmetrical HL were predictors of bilateral HA uptake while better Pure-Tone-Audiometry of aided ear and >7 h of daily HA usage were predictors of successive HA fitting.
CONCLUSIONS: HA users in Singapore were elderly and presented with advanced HL. Bilateral HA adoption and average daily use were low compared to other developed countries. Future research on understanding the suboptimal HA usage should explore patients motivation, hearing disability, and HA effectiveness.
PMID: 29304553 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
| Related Articles |
The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-2
Authors: Tufts JB, Giguère C
PMID: 29304562 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-11
Authors: Ho EC, Zhang H, Ong WMW, Li K, Bei YTE, Medapati SVR, Seneviratna A
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To examine the epidemiological and audiological profile, pattern of hearing aid (HA) fitting and usage among HA users in Singapore.
DESIGN: Retrospective cross-sectional study.
STUDY SAMPLE: Cohort of 1068 subjects issued with HAs at a tertiary hospital between 2001 and 2013.
RESULTS: Mean age was 70 years with 50.8% male. Mean hearing loss (HL) was 63.1 dB and 69.5% had at least moderate-severe HL. Sensorineural HL was present in 66.4% and 69.8% had symmetrical HL. "Behind-the-Ear" HAs were cheaper than "In-Ear" HAs. Standard "Behind-The-Ear" HAs were also cheaper than "Receiver-in-Canal" HAs. Among In-Ear HAs, "In-the-Canal" and "Completely-in-Canal" were more popular than "In-the-Ear" HAs despite costing more. HA was used ≥4 days/week by 85.6% but >7 h per day by only 35.7%. Only 18% received bilateral first HA fitting. In multivariate analysis, younger age and symmetrical HL were predictors of bilateral HA uptake while better Pure-Tone-Audiometry of aided ear and >7 h of daily HA usage were predictors of successive HA fitting.
CONCLUSIONS: HA users in Singapore were elderly and presented with advanced HL. Bilateral HA adoption and average daily use were low compared to other developed countries. Future research on understanding the suboptimal HA usage should explore patients motivation, hearing disability, and HA effectiveness.
PMID: 29304553 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
| Related Articles |
The River of Aural Serenity: selected papers from the 2017 Annual Conference of the National Hearing Conservation Association.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-2
Authors: Tufts JB, Giguère C
PMID: 29304562 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
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Hearing impairment and hearing aid usage in Singapore.
Int J Audiol. 2018 Jan 05;:1-11
Authors: Ho EC, Zhang H, Ong WMW, Li K, Bei YTE, Medapati SVR, Seneviratna A
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To examine the epidemiological and audiological profile, pattern of hearing aid (HA) fitting and usage among HA users in Singapore.
DESIGN: Retrospective cross-sectional study.
STUDY SAMPLE: Cohort of 1068 subjects issued with HAs at a tertiary hospital between 2001 and 2013.
RESULTS: Mean age was 70 years with 50.8% male. Mean hearing loss (HL) was 63.1 dB and 69.5% had at least moderate-severe HL. Sensorineural HL was present in 66.4% and 69.8% had symmetrical HL. "Behind-the-Ear" HAs were cheaper than "In-Ear" HAs. Standard "Behind-The-Ear" HAs were also cheaper than "Receiver-in-Canal" HAs. Among In-Ear HAs, "In-the-Canal" and "Completely-in-Canal" were more popular than "In-the-Ear" HAs despite costing more. HA was used ≥4 days/week by 85.6% but >7 h per day by only 35.7%. Only 18% received bilateral first HA fitting. In multivariate analysis, younger age and symmetrical HL were predictors of bilateral HA uptake while better Pure-Tone-Audiometry of aided ear and >7 h of daily HA usage were predictors of successive HA fitting.
CONCLUSIONS: HA users in Singapore were elderly and presented with advanced HL. Bilateral HA adoption and average daily use were low compared to other developed countries. Future research on understanding the suboptimal HA usage should explore patients motivation, hearing disability, and HA effectiveness.
PMID: 29304553 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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