Background Up to 21% of adults will develop tinnitus, which is one of the most distressing
and debilitating audiological problems. The absence of medical cures and standardised …

Chronic tinnitus is a common condition with a high burden of disease. While many different
treatments are used in clinical practice, the evidence for the efficacy of these treatments is …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine the costs of tinnitus in The Netherlands
from a health care and a societal perspective. Furthermore, the impact of disease …

Background In the UK, audiology services deliver the majority of tinnitus patient care, but not
all patients experience the same level of service. In 2009, the Department of Health released …

Importance Accessible clinical care is not always available to individuals with distressing
tinnitus. Internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy has the potential to increase access to …

Rationale, aim and objective In 2009, the UK Department of Health formalized
recommended National Health Service practices for the management of tinnitus from …

Tinnitus is not traceable to a single disease or pathology, but merely a symptom, which is
distressing to some but not all individuals able to perceive it. The experience of tinnitus does …

Objective To review current information about diagnosis and management of tinnitus aiming
to identify opportunities for achieving a cost‐effective, efficient, evidence‐based approach …

Purpose Creative approaches to improve access to evidence-based tinnitus treatments are
required. The purpose of this study was to develop an Internet-based cognitive behavioural …

Objective Cognitive behavioural treatments (CBT) for the reduction of tinnitus complaints
have been shown to be effective; however the specific mechanisms of change are yet to be …