Table 1

Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of 58 participants with MCI and hearing loss.

 InterventionControl
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Demographics
Age at screening (years)
79.9 (7.4)77.8 (6.4)
 Female gender9 (32%)11 (41%)
 White British or other white background22 (76%)23 (79%)
Hearing
 Have you ever used hearing aids (single question)11 (38%)12 (41%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 At least moderate hearing handicap (HHIE-S ≥ 10)18 (61%)18 (61%)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: right ear (dB HL)37.4 (10.2)37.1 (17.6)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: left ear (dB HL)39.9 (11.5)39.9 (16.2)
 QuickSIN average (dB SNR)9.2 (3.8)8.3 (6.5)
Medical history
 Any cardio-vascular condition19 (68%)23 (85%)
 Diabetes3 (11%)10 (37%)
 High blood pressure13 (46%)18 (67%)
 Ischaemic heart disease8 (29%)2 (7%)
 Stroke5 (18%)6 (22%)
 Ever smoked20 (71%)19 (70%)
 Alcohol intake (units/week)4.1 (5.8)8.5 (14.4)
 Falls (times in the last 6 months)0.6 (1.0)1.2 (3.7)
Communication partner’s participation2 (10%)0 (0%)
 InterventionControl
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Demographics
Age at screening (years)
79.9 (7.4)77.8 (6.4)
 Female gender9 (32%)11 (41%)
 White British or other white background22 (76%)23 (79%)
Hearing
 Have you ever used hearing aids (single question)11 (38%)12 (41%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 At least moderate hearing handicap (HHIE-S ≥ 10)18 (61%)18 (61%)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: right ear (dB HL)37.4 (10.2)37.1 (17.6)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: left ear (dB HL)39.9 (11.5)39.9 (16.2)
 QuickSIN average (dB SNR)9.2 (3.8)8.3 (6.5)
Medical history
 Any cardio-vascular condition19 (68%)23 (85%)
 Diabetes3 (11%)10 (37%)
 High blood pressure13 (46%)18 (67%)
 Ischaemic heart disease8 (29%)2 (7%)
 Stroke5 (18%)6 (22%)
 Ever smoked20 (71%)19 (70%)
 Alcohol intake (units/week)4.1 (5.8)8.5 (14.4)
 Falls (times in the last 6 months)0.6 (1.0)1.2 (3.7)
Communication partner’s participation2 (10%)0 (0%)

HHIE-S, Hearing Handicap Inventory for the Elderly Screening Version; N, number of participants; PTA, pure tone average; QuickSIN, Quick Speech-In-Noise test. SD, standard deviation. SNR: Speech-to-noise ratio.

Table 1

Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of 58 participants with MCI and hearing loss.

 InterventionControl
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Demographics
Age at screening (years)
79.9 (7.4)77.8 (6.4)
 Female gender9 (32%)11 (41%)
 White British or other white background22 (76%)23 (79%)
Hearing
 Have you ever used hearing aids (single question)11 (38%)12 (41%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 At least moderate hearing handicap (HHIE-S ≥ 10)18 (61%)18 (61%)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: right ear (dB HL)37.4 (10.2)37.1 (17.6)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: left ear (dB HL)39.9 (11.5)39.9 (16.2)
 QuickSIN average (dB SNR)9.2 (3.8)8.3 (6.5)
Medical history
 Any cardio-vascular condition19 (68%)23 (85%)
 Diabetes3 (11%)10 (37%)
 High blood pressure13 (46%)18 (67%)
 Ischaemic heart disease8 (29%)2 (7%)
 Stroke5 (18%)6 (22%)
 Ever smoked20 (71%)19 (70%)
 Alcohol intake (units/week)4.1 (5.8)8.5 (14.4)
 Falls (times in the last 6 months)0.6 (1.0)1.2 (3.7)
Communication partner’s participation2 (10%)0 (0%)
 InterventionControl
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Mean (SD)
/N (%)
Demographics
Age at screening (years)
79.9 (7.4)77.8 (6.4)
 Female gender9 (32%)11 (41%)
 White British or other white background22 (76%)23 (79%)
Hearing
 Have you ever used hearing aids (single question)11 (38%)12 (41%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 Any self-perceived hearing loss (single question)19 (66%)18 (62%)
 At least moderate hearing handicap (HHIE-S ≥ 10)18 (61%)18 (61%)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: right ear (dB HL)37.4 (10.2)37.1 (17.6)
 PTA 0.5–4 kHz: left ear (dB HL)39.9 (11.5)39.9 (16.2)
 QuickSIN average (dB SNR)9.2 (3.8)8.3 (6.5)
Medical history
 Any cardio-vascular condition19 (68%)23 (85%)
 Diabetes3 (11%)10 (37%)
 High blood pressure13 (46%)18 (67%)
 Ischaemic heart disease8 (29%)2 (7%)
 Stroke5 (18%)6 (22%)
 Ever smoked20 (71%)19 (70%)
 Alcohol intake (units/week)4.1 (5.8)8.5 (14.4)
 Falls (times in the last 6 months)0.6 (1.0)1.2 (3.7)
Communication partner’s participation2 (10%)0 (0%)

HHIE-S, Hearing Handicap Inventory for the Elderly Screening Version; N, number of participants; PTA, pure tone average; QuickSIN, Quick Speech-In-Noise test. SD, standard deviation. SNR: Speech-to-noise ratio.

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