Influence of Auditory Experience on the Outcomes of Children with Hearing Aids: ACCESS Matters
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1 1 Influence of Auditory Experience on the Outcomes of Children with Hearing Aids: ACCESS Matters Mary Pat Moeller, Ph.D. Phonak Sound Foundations Conference Atlanta, Georgia 10/4/2016
2 Disclosure 2 Financial The work presented is supported by grants from NIDCD R01DC Nonfinancial No relevant nonfinancial relationship exists.
3 3 Acknowledgement SUPPORTED BY NIDCD R01DC BTNRH: Sophie E. Ambrose, Ryan McCreery, Merry Spratford U of Iowa: Beth Walker, J. Bruce Tomblin, Amanda Owen Van Horne, Jacob Oleson, Ruth Bentler U of North Carolina: Patricia Roush, Melody Harrison
4 NIDCD Working Group: Research Gaps 4 HH EHDI CI UNHS Donahue, E&H (2007); Eisenberg et al., E&H (2007); Tomblin & Hebbeler, E&H (2007)
5 5 Prospective, Multi-site Longitudinal Study Need for large, epidemiological sample -Focused on young children who are HH -With early service access Are children achieving expected outcomes? What factors influence outcomes?
6 6 Accelerated Longitudinal Design Inclusion criteria: English spoken in home No significant cognitive or motor delays Permanent bilateral mild to severe HL (25 75 db HL) No cochlear implants
7 Participants 7 CHH CNH Both Groups Number Gender 173 male; 144 female 54 male; 63 female Hearing M= db HL 7 without amplification 76% identified from NHS < 20 db HL Matched on income & maternal education Higher than typical US sample 9.78% attrition
8 Comprehensive Outcomes 8 Language Skills Speech Production Academic Abilities Hearing & Speech Perception Psychosocial and Behavioral Background characteristics of child/family Child and Family Outcomes Interventions (clinical, educational, audiological) Multiple measures at each age; Derived a single language score for each child at each age using Principal Components Analysis (2 to 6 years of age) Tomblin, et al., E&H (2015).
9 9 Access to Linguistic Input Essential for language development in all children Quality & quantity of exposure matter Infants use patterns in input to learn Requires access to acoustic-phonetic properties in the input Constraints on input may reduce learning efficiency
10 Proposed Model of Inconsistent Access 10 Degree of HL (PTA) Audibility Hearing aid use Linguistic input Outcomes Factors that influence relationship between PTA and outcomes. Moeller & Tomblin, E&H (2015)
11 ACCESS: What factors matter? 11 Audibility is optimized Carefully fit and closely monitored devices Consistently worn devices from early infancy Environment conducive to language learning Selected at-risk areas of language are a focus Service provision is optimized
12 12 What is the evidence? AUDIBILITY IS OPTIMIZED
13 Developmental Risk Increases with Severity of Hearing Loss 13 n =181 HH; 79 NH Systematic relationship between degree of hearing loss and language levels All subgroups were significantly different than control group (p < ) Tomblin et al., E & H (2015) Predictors Parameter F value p value Maternal education < Age Degree of loss <.001 (BEPTA) Age * BEPTA
14 Audibility Contributes to Language GROWTH 14 Level of boost (rsii) n = 181 CHH Quartiles of Aided Benefit, after controlling for degree of loss 2/3 SD Audibility did not have an overall effect (p = 0.88), but was significantly associated with differential growth (p = 0.009) Benefit holds for mild to severe degrees of HL Better aided audibility also linked to better word recognition in noise Conclusion: Children who receive the most benefit from HAs show steeper growth in language skills Tomblin, Harrison, Ambrose, Walker, Oleson, & Moeller, E&H (2015); McCreery et al., E &H (2015)
15 What is the evidence? CAREFULLY FIT AND CLOSELY MONITORED DEVICES 15
16 Better Match to Targets Better Aided SII 16 6 year Fitting compared to DSL targets. Calculated RMS error of deviations from target at.5, 1, 2, and 4 khz. RMS error: 2.3 Aided SII (65): 91 RMS error < 5 db is a good fit.
17 17 Quality of Fit Influences Audibility Target vs. Measured SII 1.0 Measured SII Target SII SII Subject Number (n = 208) McCreery, et al. (2013, 2015) Conclusion: Substantial number of HA s could be BETTER fit. This can be improved with best practice and it matters for outcomes.
18 What Else Accounts for Individual Differences? 18
19 19 What is the evidence? CONSISTENTLY WORN DEVICES FROM EARLY INFANCY
20 How Consistently are HAs Worn? (Data Logging by Age Group) 20 Maternal education level influential Degree of hearing loss influenced use in school-age children Walker et al., E & H (2015)
21 HA Use Affects Language Growth 21 Conclusion: Children who wear HAs more than 10 hours/day show steeper growth in language skills than children wearing HAs less than 10 hours/day Tomblin, Harrison, Ambrose, Walker, Oleson, & Moeller, E&H (2015)
22 HA Use Reduces Risk in Children with Mild HL 22 1 SD 2.5 SD Modified from Walker, et al., JSLHR (2015)
23 23 What is the evidence? ENVIRONMENT IS CONDUCIVE TO LANGUAGE LEARNING
24 Conducive Environment 24 Compared parental input I think he at is 36 months CHH exposed to less what complex this is. sentences fewer abstract ideas more directive statements hungry I wonder Say ball Sit down. Use of abstract (higher level) language positively related to language outcomes Directive use negatively related to outcomes Ambrose et al., E&H (2015)
25 25 What is the evidence? SELECTED AT-RISK AREAS OF LANGUAGE ARE A FOCUS
26 26 Differential Vulnerability? Greater risk for domains that depend on access to phonetic structure? HL reduces opportunities for perceiving elements that are perceptually subtle She wants more cookies.
27 Morphology is at Greater Risk than Vocabulary 27 n = 154 CHH; 69 CNH Age = 4 years Basic concepts & vocabulary versus Production of word endings Morphology has a specific relationship with hearing beyond that found for semantic scores. Conclusion: CHH show differential areas of vulnerability in language development Tomblin, Harrison, Ambrose, Walker, Oleson, & Moeller, E&H (2015)
28 28 What is the evidence? SERVICE PROVISION IS OPTIMIZED
29 Risk for Underestimation of Service Needs? 29 * p <.0001 CHH differed significantly from SES-matched age mates. Conclusion: CHH are at risk for depressed language development. Tomblin et al., E&H (2015)
30 ACCESS: Summary of Evidence 30 Audibility influences language growth rates Carefully fit devices with low error optimal Consistently worn devices - at head of the pack Environments - language rich & responsive beneficial Selected aspects of language at risk and need emphasis Service provision research is a priority
31 Additional Implications for Practice 31
32 Future Research Questions 32
33 33 Thanks to the children and families and NIDCD!
34 34 Free access to OCHL supplement in Ear & Hearing
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