Purpose There is a well-established relationship between hearing loss and psychological
symptoms. To ensure audiological rehabilitation is provided appropriately for older adults …

Objective: To conduct a systematic review of the evidence in relation to what hearing
healthcare professionals do during hearing aid consultations and identifying which …

This article is a personal reflection on a paradigm shift from a focus on the technological
aspects of hearing health care to a more person-centered approach to rehabilitation. Patient …

Objective The audiogram is frequently used by hearing specialists communicate test results
to non-specialists, such as physicians. However, it relies on uncommon terminology and …

Objective To explore the barriers and facilitators faced by hearing healthcare clinicians
(HHCs) with respect to asking adults with hearing loss (HL) about their emotional well-being …

Background: Although hearing aids can improve hearing and communication, problems that
arise following the acquisition of hearing aids can result in their disuse. This study aimed to …

Objective Audiology patients frequently experience psychosocial difficulties created by their
hearing loss or exacerbated by the loss. Clinicians are not always attuned to the unstated …

Patient-centered care incorporates patient's priorities, values, and goals. Audiologists can
increase patient engagement when they use patient-centered principles during …

Background: The prevalence of hearing loss is considerably higher in individuals in
residential care than in people within the community-dwelling population, and yet hearing …

Changes in several domains over the last decade have had a profound effect on how we
conceive, organize, provide, and evaluate audiologic rehabilitation (AR) services …