Systematic Review on Educational Programs in Hearing Health
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What was the primary focus of the systematic review by Khan, Bielko, and McCullagh (2018)?

  • Comparing the results of different interventions aimed at promoting hearing health
  • Assessing the impact of language restrictions on the risk of publication bias
  • Describing the methodologies used in interventions related to hearing health (correct)
  • Evaluating the effectiveness of educational programs on environmental and occupational hearing health

    • What was a limitation identified in the systematic review regarding the included studies?

  • Language restrictions leading to potential publication bias (correct)
  • Insufficient follow-up periods
  • Small sample sizes
  • Lack of randomized controlled trials

    • Which of the following is typically NOT an aim of intervention studies related to hearing health, according to the systematic review?

  • Facilitating the use of hearing protection devices
  • Conducting audiometric testing and monitoring (correct)
  • Collecting information about awareness of risk factors for noise-induced hearing loss
  • Providing training on communication strategies

    • According to the systematic review, which of the following is typically an aim of intervention studies related to hearing health?

    <p>Promoting self-care and healthy behaviors related to hearing health</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Based on the information provided, what can be inferred about the systematic review's approach to evaluating the effectiveness of interventions?

    <p>It primarily focused on describing the interventions rather than evaluating their effectiveness</p> Signup and view all the answers

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