Deafness Clinical Trial
Official title:
Evaluating Short-term Effects of Home-based Computerized Multi-domain Cognitive Training in Adult Cochlear Implant and/or Hearing Aid Users: A Prospective Randomized Intervention Study
In this study we are testing computer-based brain fitness exercises. The games are designed to improve people's cognitive abilities brain functions, like memory, concentration, and ability to do two things at once. We are testing whether this cognitive training brain exercises will improve understanding of spoken sentences speech comprehension in people who use cochlear implant and/or hearing aids. We predict that cognitive training will improve speech comprehension in cochlear implant and/or hearing aid users.
Aural rehabilitation is a life long process in spite of advanced innovative implant
technology. Existing standard therapy is inadequate for some people, because even after
years of surgery many implant users does not obtain significant benefits, like improved
understanding of spoken sentences. In many cases it seems that the speech comprehension
deficits are linked to particular cognitive functions in cochlear implant users, including
memory and attention. In this study we will test whether a computer-based set of "cognitive
fitness" or "brain training" games designed to improve memory and attention will help
cochlear implant and hearing aid users to understand speech better.
Cochlear implant and hearing aid users will complete 10 weeks of computer-based cognitive
training on their home computers. Half of participants will do this training immediately
after being enrolled in the study; the other half will receive the training beginning 10
weeks after they are enrolled. Speech comprehension and cognitive abilities will be assessed
at baseline, 10, 20 and 30 weeks in all participants.
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