“…Generally, participants in the present study felt it was both important and beneficial to manage hearing impairment in residents living with dementia. dementia (Dawes et al, 2019;Hopper, 2007;Hubbard, Mamo, & Hopper, 2018;Mamo et al, 2018;Pichora-Fuller, Dupuis, Reed, & Lemke, 2013 (Conway & Chenery, 2016;Eggenberger, Heimerl, & Bennett, 2013;Sprangers, Dijkstra, & Romijn-Luijten, 2015) and for assisting adults with hearing impairment and their caregivers (Hickson, Worrall, & Scarinci, 2006 -Wendling, Pimple, Adams, & Titler, 2008;Cohen-Mansfield & Taylor, 2004a, 2004bCrosbie et al, 2019;Pryce, Hall, Laplante-Lévesque, & Clark, 2016;Slaughter et al, 2014). (Coulson, Ferguson, Henshaw, & Heffernan, 2016) to further explore this and other factors that influence hearing impairment management for people living with dementia who reside in RACFs.…”