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The field of audiological rehabilitation in adults faces an array of opport
unities. Some of these are technological, as with the advent of fully digit
al hearing-aids, and some involve clinical practice, such as opportunities
for true multidisciplinary working, and for changes in hearing-aid prescrip
tion and provision. The development of well-validated questionnaire instrum
ents should facilitate robust research into the effectiveness of clinical i
nterventions in adult audiological rehabilitation, for such evidence is urg
ently needed if the field is to thrive.