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In a real-world study, most adolescents preferred Spheric Speech Clarity in noisy environments where sounds changed quickly and speech came from different directions. Self-reported listening effort was also reduced by 15% compared to a traditional directional noise management system.
As children with hearing loss grow, the challenges and concerns experienced by families may shift over time. Researchers from the LOCHI study explored the factors associated with caregiver stress at two important stages of childhood.
Even the most well-intentioned explanations can be misunderstood. The teach-back technique helps ensure that every patient leaves the clinic truly understanding their hearing care.
True person-centered care recognizes that hearing loss affects more than one person and that everyone is impacted differently and so needs personalized care.
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A series of interviews with experts in the field. Each interview translates theory into key takeaways for a hearing care professional’s daily practice.
A recent study found that children achieved significantly better speech recognition with Roger™ Touchscreen Mic than with a traditional fixed directional remote microphone in realistic classroom listening scenarios.
A 2026 study explored whether Spheric Speech Clarity (SSC) can improve communication outcomes for adolescents and whether they prefer it over other noise management options. This article provides fitting guidance for SSC based on this research.
A secondary analysis of ACHIEVE reinforces the importance of matching hearing technology and support to each patient’s real-world listening goals and communication needs.
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In a real-world study, most adolescents preferred Spheric Speech Clarity in noisy environments where sounds changed quickly and speech came from different directions. Self-reported listening effort was also reduced by 15% compared to a traditional directional noise management system.
In a real-world study, most adolescents preferred Spheric Speech Clarity in noisy environments where sounds changed quickly and speech came from different directions. Self-reported listening effort was also reduced by 15% compared to a traditional directional noise management system.
