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Hearing aid software predictive gain values: How accurate are they?Hawkins et al., 2003
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- Hawkins D
- Cook J
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- The Hearing Journal
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METHOD For this study, we used data collected as part of routine clinical practice for patients being fitted with new hearing aids. The hearing aids and software used for this study represent a variety of manufacturers and hearing aids. All patients were adults with …
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