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Dual Sensory Impairment and Hearing Aid Use Among Clients Attending Low-Vision Services in Australia

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2013

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Julie Schneider, Catherine McMahon, Bamini Gopinath, Annette Kifley, Rebecca Barton, Paul Mitchell, Stephen Leeder, Jie Jin Wang

Journal of Aging and Health

Abstract

Four in five low-vision clients experience hearing impairment, and many have unmet needs. New models of sensory assessment that take account of hearing and vision are needed to support early detection and timely rehabilitation for DSI.

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