Hearing Health Collaborative Resources

PUBLICATIONS

Cochlear Implant Awareness in the United States: A National Survey of 15,138 Adults

John P. Marinelli, M.D., Sarah A. Sydlowski, Au.D., Ph.D., M.B.A.,and Matthew L. Carlson, M.D.

Cochlear Implant Awareness

Awareness, Perceptions, and Literacy Surrounding Hearing Loss and Hearing Rehabilitation Among the Adult Population in the United States

Matthew L. Carlson, Ashley M. Nassiri, John P. Marinelli, Christine M. Lohse, and Sarah A. Sydlowski, Hearing Health Collaborative

Click to hear Sarah Sydlowski explain some of the findings from the study on Awareness and Literacy.

Likelihood of prioritizing health conditions and life activities in the next 12 months.

Knowledge of link between hearing loss and other conditions.

Perceived steps to resolve hearing loss.

Barriers to Adult Cochlear Implant Care in the United States: An Analysis of Health Care Delivery

Ashley M. Nassiri, John P. Marinelli, Donna L. Sorkin, Matthew L. Carlson

Barriers to Cochlear Implant Access: Acknowledging the Challenges, Changing the Future

Sarah Sydlowski, Au.D., Ph.D., MBA, Cleveland Clinic, Head and Neck Institute.

Current Estimates of Cochlear Implant Utilization in the United States

Current estimations suggest that cochlear implantation utilization remains low.

Ashley M. Nassiri, Donna L. Sorkin, and Matthew L. Carlson. Hearing Health Collaborative

Growing gap in hearing health.

From the Education Committees | Adult Hearing Screening: How Population Health, Legislation, and Research Gaps Influence Clinical Medicine

Maura Cosetti, MD, Chair, Otology and Neurotology Education Committee

Functional Assessment of Hearing Aid Benefit: Incorporating Verification and Aided Speech Recognition Testing into Routine Practice

Sarah A. Sydlowski, Au.D., Ph.D., M.B.A., Michelle King, Karen Petter, Au.D. and Meagan Lewis Bachmann, Au.D.

Hearing Health Perceptions and Literacy Among Primary Healthcare Providers in the United States: A National Cross-Sectional Survey

Sarah A. Sydlowski, John P. Marinelli, Christine M. Lohse, Matthew L. Carlson and Hearing Health Collaborative

Percentage of patients who can correctly identify a normal hearing range.

Most important health conditions to manage among primary care physicians.

The percentage of people with self-reported hearing loss who have never seen a hearing loss professional.

Knowledge and beliefs among primary care physicians regarding the link between hearing loss and depression.

Percentage of primary care physicians who are aware of the “normal” hearing metric.

The percentage of candidates eligible for cochlear implants who have one.

Cochlear Implant Awareness in the United States: A National Survey of 15,138 Adults

John P. Marinelli, M.D., Sarah A. Sydlowski, Au.D., Ph.D., M.B.A. and Matthew L. Carlson, M.D