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Three Ways to Compel Consumption Shifts in the Hearing Device Market, part 5

HHTM Leave a comment Audiology / Consumer advice / Data Directed Development / FDA regulated hearing aids / Hearing aid prices / Holly Hosford-Dunn / Institute of Medicine / IOM / Low cost amplification / Low-cost hearing aids / Personal sound amplification products / PSAP / PSAP Survey of 2014 / stigma

The Hearing Disruptions series seeks to cover the rapid changes taking place in hearing healthcare. Today’s post is the final portion on one presentation culled from recent topics presented to the Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) Committee on Accessible and Affordable Hearing Health Care for Adults.   Informing to Compel Consumption Choices   Holly Hosford-Dunn, Ph.D.  Presented…

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Report Cards for Hearing Aids and Hearables, part 3

HHTM 3 Comments Audiology / Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) / Definitions of hearing aids and PSAPs / Dianne van Tasell / FDA / FDA regulated hearing aids / health care rationing / Holly Hosford-Dunn / Institute of Medicine / IOM / PSAP Survey of 2014 / Retailing of Hearing Aids / selling hearing aids

The Hearing Disruptions series seeks to cover the rapid changes taking place in hearing healthcare. Today’s post is culled from recent topics presented to the Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) Committee on Accessible and Affordable Hearing Health Care for Adults.     A Bi-Model Market for Hearing Aids and Ear Amplifiers Holly Hosford-Dunn, Ph.D.  Presented at the…

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PSAP and Hearable Market Encroachment, Part 2

HHTM Leave a comment Audiology / Bluetooth technology / Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) / Definitions of hearing aids and PSAPs / hearables / Hearing aid industry / Hearing Aids / Holly Hosford-Dunn / Institute of Medicine / IOM / MarkeTrak 9 / MarkeTrak VIII / Personal Sound Amplification Products (PSAPs) / PSAP Survey of 2014 / Technology

The Hearing Disruptions series seeks to cover the rapid changes taking place in hearing healthcare. Today’s post is culled from recent topics presented to the Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) Committee on Accessible and Affordable Hearing Health Care for Adults.     Hearables:  Hype and Market Entry Holly Hosford-Dunn, Ph.D.  Presented at the June 30 IOM meeting…

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