Research
The Foundation recognises the need to support research into hearing loss, especially where it will lead to practical benefits.
Research findings will lead to improvements in:
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diagnostic tools and treatments
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communication
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technology
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understanding of the impact of a hearing disability.
To support hearing research the Foundation will:
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Support, and where appropriate lead, social impact research on hearing loss.
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Promote and advocate for funding of quality research by the appropriate funding agencies.
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Support ethical research and ensure that advocacy is evidence-based.
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Support a national research focus on hearing and hearing disorders, particularly for internationally recognised applied or translational research.
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Support the dissemination of research findings in an open and accessible way, nationally and internationally.
Want to take part in a research study or looking for participants? Find out more
Research studies
Read about New Zealand and international research into the causes, diagnosis treatment and prevention of hearing loss.
• Understanding hearing loss
• Hearing aids, cochlear implants, devices
• Hearing conditions
• Health, society, education
