Scandinavian Audiology · 1977 · 39 citations · 3 references
Health ProfessionsAudiologyClinical AudiologyHearing AidsOtologyAudiologic EvaluationHearing Aid FittingHearing Assistive DevicesHearing HealthHearing ImpairmentHearing LossAdult Hearing Aid FittingAudiological FittingHearing Aid Benefit MeasurementHearing Aid BenefitsHearing Aid EvaluationHearing Aid FitPsychosocial Adjustment To Hearing Loss
By means of a questionnaire, satisfaction with fitted hearing aids has been judged 6 months after prescription. An analysis of the information obtained, together with some audiological features of 155 patients with hearing aids is reported. The influence of the most important factors is discussed and the findings are compared with those of other surveys. The relationship between satisfaction, and the degree of hearing loss and discrimination loss is very weak. The conclusion is that the population consists of sub-populations in which different criteria apply to hearing aid satisfaction. These criteria may be more closely related to psycho-social factors than to technical aspects. A second part of the study is devoted to that subject.
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Bilaterally Recorded Early Acoustic Responses
A. R. D. Thornton · Scandinavian Audiology · 1975 · 40 citations
The Use and Disuse of Medresco Hearing Aids
Denzil N. Brooks · British Journal of Audiology · 1972 · 19 citations