Publication: Survey on hearing aid outcome in Switzerland: associations with type of fitting (bilateral/unilateral), level of hearing aid signal processing, and hearing loss.
Survey on hearing aid outcome in Switzerland: associations with type of fitting (bilateral/unilateral), level of hearing aid signal processing, and hearing loss.
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Bertoli, S., Bodmer, D., & Probst, R. (2010). Survey on hearing aid outcome in Switzerland: associations with type of fitting (bilateral/unilateral), level of hearing aid signal processing, and hearing loss. International Journal of Audiology, 49(5), 333–346. https://doi.org/10.3109/14992020903473431
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The present investigation further analysed results of a previously reported survey with a large sample of hearing aid owners (Bertoli et al, 2009) to determine the individual and technological factors related to hearing aid outcome. In particular the associations of hearing loss, level of signal processing, and fitting type (bilateral versus unilateral fitting) with hearing aid use, satisfaction with and management of the aid were evaluated. A sub-group with symmetrical hearing loss was analysed (n = 6027). Regular use was more freque
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- Bertoli, S
- Bodmer, D
- Probst, R
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Bertoli, S., Bodmer, D., & Probst, R. (2010). Survey on hearing aid outcome in Switzerland: associations with type of fitting (bilateral/unilateral), level of hearing aid signal processing, and hearing loss. International Journal of Audiology, 49(5), 333–346. https://doi.org/10.3109/14992020903473431
