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[844] Keidser G, Convery E, Hartley L, Dillon H. Perception and management of a self-fitting hearing aid among older adults. In: Conference on Cognitive Hearing Science. Linkoping, Sweden; 2011.
[843] Keidser G, Dillon H, Justin Z, Convery E, Dreschler WA. Trainable hearing aids: What do we know about them?. In: The 10th European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS) Congress. Warsaw, Poland; 2011.
[842] Keidser G, Convery E, Hartley D, Dillon H. How well can adults manage a self-fitting hearing aid?. In: The 10th European Federation of Audiology Societies (EFAS) Congress. Warsaw, Poland; 2011.
[905] Keidser G, Dillon H, Convery E, Hartley L. Is inter-subject variation in measured directional benefit best explained by variation in acoustic, psychoacoustic, or cognitive parameters?. In: Conference on Cognitive Hearing Science. Linkoping, Sweden; 2011.
[661] Convery E, Keidser G. The perceptibility, acceptability, and benefit of transitioning to new gain targets in experienced hearing aid wearers with moderately severe to profound hearing loss. In: The 30th International Congress of Audiology 2010. Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2010.
[660] Convery E, Dillon H, Keidser G, Carter L, Zhou D. The self-fitting hearing aid: a concept and potential advantages and disadvantages. In: The 30th International Congress of Audiology 2010. Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2010.
[598] Convery E, Keidser G. The perceptibility, acceptability, and benefit of gain transitions among experienced hearing aid users with moderately severe to profound hearing loss. In: Audiology Australia 19th National Conference 2010. Sydney, Australia; 2010.
[741] Keidser G, Dillon H, Zakis JA, Convery E, Deschler W. The Trainable Hearing Aid. In: 9th Connexx Pro Workshop. Nyborg Strand, Denmark; 2009.
[718] Convery E, Keidser G. The perceptibility, acceptablility, and benefit of gain transitions among experienced hearing aid users with moderately severe to profound hearing loss. In: The Absolutely Audiology videoconference for Australian Hearing Adult Specialists. Sydney, Australia; 2009.

Journal Article

[891] Convery E, Keidser G. Transitioning hearing aid users with severe and profound loss to a new gain/frequency response: benefit, perception, and acceptance. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology. 2011;22(3):168-80.
[242] Dreschler WA, Keidser G, Convery E, Dillon H. Client-Based Adjustments of Hearing Aid Gain: The Effect of Different Control Configurations. Ear and Hearing. 2008;29(2):214-27.
[238] Keidser G, Dillon H, Convery E. The effect of the base line response on self-adjustments of hearing aid gain. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 2008;124(3):1668.