A Comparison of Self-Report and Audiometric Measures of Hearing and Their Associations With Functional Outcomes in Older Adults

Janet S. Choi(University of Southern California), Frank R. Lin(Johns Hopkins University), Kevin J. Contrera(Johns Hopkins University), Dane J. Genther(Cleveland Clinic), Fiona Gispen(Johns Hopkins University), David S. Chen(Johns Hopkins University), Joshua Betz(Johns Hopkins University), Jennifer A. Deal(Johns Hopkins University)
Journal of Aging and Health
November 9, 2015
10.1177/0898264315614006
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