저하된 단어인지도를 보이는 장기 보청기 착용자의 청능훈련 사례
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서지정보
ㆍ발행기관 : 한국청각언어재활학회
ㆍ수록지정보 : 청능재활 / 12권 / 3호
ㆍ저자명 : 이재희, 이승곤, 방정화
ㆍ저자명 : 이재희, 이승곤, 방정화
목차
INTRODUCTIONMateri als and METHODS
RESULTS
DISCUSS IONS
REFERENCES
한국어 초록
영어 초록
Purpose: Auditory training involves active listening to auditory stimuli. Auditory training has been reported to enhance performance invarious auditory tasks, supplementing the limitation of hearing aids. The purpose of this case was to determine efficacy of 10-week auditory
training for two hearing aids (HA) users even though they have used hearing aids more than 10 years but having little satisfaction
on their HAs. Methods: We conducted a 10-week in-laboratory audiotory training (one session per week, about 1 hour per session).
Four types of materials (environmental sounds, consonants, sentences, and crossword quiz) were used as training stimuli. Difficulty level
for training was adjusted focusing on the use of an adaptive method. To examine the efficacy of the 10-week training, the recognition
abilities of environmental sounds, consonants, words, and sentences were compared before and immediately after the training. As a
subjective outcome, the Korean Evaluation Scale for Hearing Handicap (KESHH) questionnaire was also conducted before and after
training. To examine retention of training effects, we conducted the same evaluations at 10-week, one month and seven months after
the completion of training. Results: The recognition scores of all stimuli were improved immediately after 10-week training. The results of
the self-reported questionnaire of KESHH demonstrated that auditory training reduced subjective handicap from impaired hearing, indicating
that auditory training positively affected individual’s subjective satisfaction of HA. The training efficacy appeared to be maintained
even seven months after the completion of training. Conclusion: Auditory training was effective to improve recognition performance as
well as the subjective satisfaction of own HA for unsatisfactory HA users.