The research behind Phonak features and products and other scientific findings in the hearing industry.
The FUEL framework identifies three key components that contribute to effortful listening: capacity, demands, and motivation. This structured approach helps clinicians understand and clearly communicate its complexities in practice.
This article examines Phonak Infinio’s durability through rigorous stress tests, comparing its resilience to moisture, heat, and wear against two other hearing aid brands—highlighting the importance of long-term reliability.
Results of a study conducted in a busy café show real-world benefits of Spheric Speech Clarity, a denoising system in Audéo Sphere™ Infinio. The findings highlight its advantages in improving speech clarity and reducing interference from background noise in real-world environments.
Learn how Phonak is leveraging TargetTrack data to uncover insights into pediatric hearing aid fitting practices, device preferences, and usage patterns—driving evidence-based advancements in hearing care for children.
Learn how Phonak used realistic testing setups and background noise stimuli to measure SNR improvements that reflect meaningful benefits for your clients.
Results from a Phonak Audiology Research Center study highlight some of the benefits of Spheric Speech Clarity in Audéo Sphere Infinio, improving speech understanding in noise and reducing listening effort, compared to other noise management technologies.
A recent study conducted at the Phonak Audiology Research Center demonstrates that first-time hearing aid users show higher spontaneous acceptance of first-fit settings in Phonak Infinio devices compared to a key competitor device.
The Phonak Audiology Research Center marks 10 years of collaborating with real users to shape hearing technology, ensuring that new innovations like Infinio meet clinical standards and address patient needs.
These survey results can help you quickly see how your practice compares with others in the industry—plus, learn how to join our webinar for an in-depth analysis of the 2024 Benchmark Survey findings.
Clinical and Research Audiologist, Dr. Bec Bennett, discusses how the AIMER program provides hearing care professionals with a structured approach to address the often-overlooked impacts of hearing loss.
More than 40 years later, is 65 dBA still an accurate estimate for average speech levels? What level is soft speech?
It takes years for research to evolve to the level of understanding required for clinical application. Dr. Jason Galster, Vice President of Clinical Research Strategy with Sonova, shares insights on the stages of translating research in audiology.