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Professor Nicci Campbell

Professor Nicci Campbell

 BLog, MLog, PhD
Professorial Fellow Enterprise

Research interests

  • * Bilateral and bimodal cochlear implant fittings: optimisation and outcomes on real-life test measures 
  • * Beyond the audiogram: Development of real-life test measures
  • * Outcomes of self-funded CI users outside of NICE criteria, including sequential bilateral implantation and single sided deafness

More research

Accepting applications from PhD students.

Email: n.g.campbell@soton.ac.uk

Address: B19, East Highfield Campus, University Road, SO17 1BJ

Research

Research groups

Research interests

  • * Bilateral and bimodal cochlear implant fittings: optimisation and outcomes on real-life test measures 
  • * Beyond the audiogram: Development of real-life test measures
  • * Outcomes of self-funded CI users outside of NICE criteria, including sequential bilateral implantation and single sided deafness
  • * Hearing and auditory processing disorder (APD) across the lifespan using real-life measures: From cradle to grave
  • * Subarachnoid haemorrhage, hearing, cognition and quality of life

Current research

Nicci Campbell is currently the lead at USAIS in setting up a state of the art Spatial Hearing and Listening Lab (SHELL). Building is underway with a completion date of mid November 2022. 

Nicci and Prof Ian Galea (Neurology) and their respective teams are currently busy with a pilot study looking at cognition, quality of life, hearing and the potential benefit of an assitive listening device in patients with subarachnoid haemorrhage. This MSc Audiology project will be taken forward as a PhD study. The work builds on five years of research collaboration and 6 successful student projects.

Current PhD studies:

* Manal Alfakhri: Outcomes of unilateral, bimodal and bilateral cochlear implant users versus normal-hearing listeners on a real-life test battery

* Sarah Alsebai: Speech Recognition and Quality of Life as Outcome Measures in Otitis Media with Effusion in Saudi Children

* Ahmed Bin Afif: Electro-haptic devices in cochhear implant users

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