The Baltimore HEARS Pilot Study: An Affordable, Accessible, Community-Delivered Hearing Care Intervention

Carrie L. Nieman(Johns Hopkins University), Frank R. Lin(Johns Hopkins University), Elizabeth K. Tanner(Johns Hopkins University), Nicole Marrone(University of Arizona), Kevin J. Contrera(Johns Hopkins University), Janet S. Choi(University of Southern California), Laura N. Gitlin(Johns Hopkins University), Sarah L. Szanton(Johns Hopkins University), Roland J. Thorpe(Johns Hopkins University), Hae‐Ra Han(Johns Hopkins University), Joshua Betz(Johns Hopkins University), Sara K. Mamo(Johns Hopkins University)
The Gerontologist
December 6, 2016
10.1093/geront/gnw153
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