There has been an increasing number of qualitative studies exploring the experiences and
perceptions of adult hearing aid owners throughout their hearing aid journey. As these …

Introduction: Mobile health (m-health) has the potential to improve access and uptake of
health services globally. Noncommunicable diseases such as hearing loss have seen …

Objectives: To identify patient-reported barriers and facilitators to using smartphone-
connected hearing aids, using the Behavior Change Wheel (BCW) to understand …

Older adults in the US are interested in maintaining independence, aging at home longer,
and staying active. Their substantial size, market share, and household wealth sparked the …

Objective To (i) assess the delivery, accessibility, usability, acceptability, and adherence,
and (ii) identify suitable outcome measures, for a mobile-enhanced multimedia educational …

Objective To develop a consensus among hearing healthcare professionals in the UK on
connected hearing health technologies and service delivery models. Design A three-round …

In this article, we examine ecological validity in hearing science from a qualitative
methodological perspective. We present an overview of qualitative methods, presenting their …

Hearing aids can be effective devices to compensate for age-or non-age-related hearing
losses. Their overall adoption in the affected population is still low, especially in …

Older adults in the US are interested in maintaining independence, aging at home longer,
and staying active. Their substantial size, market share, and household wealth sparked the …

For senior citizens living alone, technology can literally be a lifesaver. Technology
implemented and used appropriately can detect health issues and alert caregivers …