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. 2023 Dec 12;45(3):583–599. doi: 10.1097/AUD.0000000000001449

TABLE 2.

Demographic information for studies 1 and 2 sample

Study 1 Study 2
Gender (n)
 Male 189 95
 Female 118 82
 Other 0 1
Age (yrs)
 Mean 72.55 74.0
 SD 9.34 9.38
 Range 29–93 40–92
Duration of hearing loss (yrs)
 Mean n/a 13
 SD n/a 11.57
 Range n/a 1–70
Impact of hearing loss on daily life (n [%])
 Not at all 14 (4.56) 20 (11.24)
 Mild 113 (36.81) 78 (43.82)
 Moderate 128 (41.69) 55 (30.90)
 Significant 52 (16.93) 25 (14.04)
Device use (n [%])
 Monaural (hearing aid) 21 (6.95) 14 (7.87)
 Binaural (hearing aid) 278 (90.55) 157 (88.20)
 Bimodal (hearing aid and hearing implant) 8 (2.65) 7 (3.93)
Time spent using device per day (hr)
 Mean 10.44 10.51
 SD 4.87 4.82
 Range 0–20 1–24
Duration of hearing device ownership (yrs)
 Mean 7.43 7
 SD 8.58 6.83
 Range 0.25–50 1–40

The question on duration of hearing loss was asked of study 2 participants and not study 1 participants. Demographic data were missing for two participants in study 2 (n = 178). “Other” responses regarding device usage were as follows: normally wear hearing devices but do not currently due to cost; normally wear hearing devices but do not currently due to difficulty when required to also use a face mask; transmitter; contralateral routing of signals.

n/a, not applicable.