HR Web Site Review
A look at available hearing care resources on the Internet.
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Month: January 2003
Improved Hearing Instrument Reliability with Ferrofluid Damped Receivers
A laboratory study on a new hearing aid receiver technology.
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Blinded Comparison of Three Levels of Hearing Aid Technology
A blinded clinical study in which three levels of hearing instrument technology—linear, first-generation DSP utilizing WDRC processing, and second-generation DSP with advanced features—are assessed.
Read MoreTo Change the Industry, We Must Change, Part 2
Five solutions that have the potential to immediately improve your patient care, as well as customer satisfaction with your products and services.
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MarkeTrak VI: Isolating the Impact of the Volume Control on Customer Satisfaction
Dispensing professionals would do well to identify consumers’ volume control needs; only 48% of those consumers who want a volume control and don’t have one are satisfied with their hearing instruments.
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Loudness Normalization or Speech Intelligibility Maximization? Differences in Clinical Goals, Issues, and Preferences
Research from the National Acoustics Laboratory in Australia shows that significantly different outcomes can result from the two amplification strategies, particularly when fitting flat and steeply sloping hearing losses.
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