Centralized clinical database

The project has eight work areas to start up consecutively. The first three areas are active from project start and includes studies of existing practice and pilot tests of new methods. The next two areas start slightly later and will test and evaluate new strategies. The following two areas will revise the most promising new methods for clinical practice and assess the potential for user-controlled rehabilitation. Finally, one work area is to transfer relevant results to new guidelines and standards.

Before we may develop and propose new methods and guidelines, we want to be sure that we have a well-defined and unequivocal reference, which represents typical rehabilitation experiences. We will map the rehabilitation procedure for patients that receive rehabilitation in the participating clinics in the first years of the project. We will study the relations between the hearing diagnostics applied, the hearing aids received, their fitting, and what the outcome is for each patient. A considerable part of the work is to build the database, which will also serve as a platform for patient data for the other work areas.

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Wolff, Anne

BEAR project Conference

Presentation at Dansk Medicinsk Audiologisk Selskabs årsmøde, Aalborg, Danmark, 27. oktober, 2017.

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Houmøller, Sabina Storbjerg; Wolff, Anne; Hougaard, Dan Dupont; Hammershøi, Dorte; Godballe, Christian; Schmidt, Jesper Hvass

BEAR: A status on population characteristics of hearing-aid users obtained from the database Conference

ISAAR 2017 Adaptive Processes in Hearing, (P.20), 2017.

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Wolff, Anne; Houmøller, Sabina Storbjerg; Gaihede, Michael; Hougaard, Dan Dupont; Schmidt, Jesper Hvass; Hammershøi, Dorte

Predictive factors for successful hearing aid treatment with special focus on health related quality of life and asymmetric hearing Conference

XIV Årsmøde i Dansk Selskab for Otorhinolaryngologi, Hoved- & Halskirurgi, Nyborg, Danmark, 2017.

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Wolff, Anne; Houmøller, Sabina Storbjerg; Gaihede, Michael; Hougaard, Dan Dupont; Hammershøi, Dorte

National Better hEAring Rehabilitation (BEAR) project: A status on the database with special focus on patients’ motivation on hearing aid treatment Conference

ISAAR 2017 Adaptive Processes in Hearing, (P.55), 2017.

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Centralized clinical database – Work areas

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