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Remote microphone system use in the homes of children with hearing loss: Impact on caregiver communication and child vocalizations

Topic:

Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Journal/Publication:

Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research

Year:

2020

Participant Age Range:

25 –

76 months

Sample Size:

9

Participant Language:

English, Spanish, ASL

Abstract:

Purpose: This study examined the impact of home use of remote microphone systems (RMSs) on caregiver communication and child vocalizations in families of children with hearing loss.

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