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One Size Does Not Fit All
Hall, Deborah A.; Hibbert, Alice; Smith, Harriet; Haider, Haúla F.; Londero, Alain; Mazurek, Birgit; Fackrell, KathrynGood practice in clinical trials advocates common standards for assessing and reporting condition-specific complaints (“outcome domains”). For tinnitus, there is no common standard. The Core Outcome Measures in Tinnitus International Delphi (COMiT’ID) study created recommendations that are relevant to the most common intervention approaches for chronic subjective tinnitus in adults using consensus methods. Here...
The COMiT'ID Study
Hall, Deborah A; Smith, Harriet; Hibbert, Alice; Colley, Veronica; Haider, Haúla F; Horobin, Adele; Londero, Alain; Mazurek, Birgit; Thacker, BrianSubjective tinnitus is a chronic heterogeneous condition that is typically managed using intervention approaches based on sound devices, psychologically informed therapies, or pharmaceutical products. For clinical trials, there are currently no common standards for assessing or reporting intervention efficacy. This article reports on the first of two steps to establish a common standard, which identifies what s...
A narrative synthesis of research evidence for tinnitus-related complaints as r...
Hall, Deborah Ann; Fackrell, Kathryn; Li, Anne Beatrice; Thavayogan, Rachel; Smith, Sandra; Kennedy, Veronica; Tinoco, Catarina; Rodrigues, Evelina DBACKGROUND: There are a large number of assessment tools for tinnitus, with little consensus on what it is important to measure and no preference for a minimum reporting standard. The item content of tinnitus assessment tools should seek to capture relevant impacts of tinnitus on everyday life, but no-one has yet synthesised information about the range of tinnitus complaints. This review is thus the first compr...
Dimensions of tinnitus-related complaints reported by patients and their signif...
Haider, Haula; Fackrell, Kathryn; Kennedy, Veronica; Hall, Deborah AIntroduction: Over 70 million people in Europe and textgreater 50 million people in the USA are reported to experience tinnitus (the sensation of noise in the absence of any corresponding sound source). Tinnitus is a multidimensional concept. Individual patients may report different profiles of tinnitus-related symptoms which may each require a tailored management approach and an appropriate measure of therapeu...