remote CI programming for Cochlear Implants

"Cochlear, the trial sponsor, has specified that electrode impedances will be measured as the primary outcome over a 8 month time period. Subsequently, secondary outcomes such as Parenting Stress-CI (a 15/8 item questionnaire with 0 meaning "not at all stressful" and 3 indicating "very stressed"), Behavior Assessment System for Children 3rd Edition (BASC-3) scoring from 0 to 120 where scores between 60 and 70 require monitoring while those above 70 necessitate therapeutic intervention), and Cochlear implant Quality of Life-35 Profile total score ranging from 0 to 100% are also being considered."

"Necessary qualifications for this clinical trial are set between 1 year and 90 years of age. Particularly, 4 individual trials exist that cater to younger individuals, while 14 additional studies focus on patients older than 65 years old."

"According to the requirements, individuals with cochlear implants who are between 1 and 90 years old can qualify for this clinical trial. The research team is aiming to enlist 60 participants in total."

"According to the clinicaltrials.gov webpage, this particular trial has ceased recruitment since May 24th 2022 after first being posted on March 16th 2021. Nonetheless, 15 other studies are still recruiting patients at present time."