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Table 2 SENSE-Cog Randomised Controlled Trial Sensory Intervention sensory devices to be supplied, who pays costs and duration

From: Individualised sensory intervention to improve quality of life in people with dementia and their companions (SENSE-Cog trial): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Device

Supplier

Cost

Duration

Hearing aid: Muse i2400 Mini Behind the ear

Starkey Hearing Technologies

Free to participant

Participant keeps during and after study

Personal listening amplifier

Accredited supplier such as Mini Tech, Pocket Talker, or equivalent

Free to participant

Return after study and option to purchase at participant’s own expense

Additional auditory or visual equipment as advised by the sensory support therapist

Starkey Hearing Technologies or other specialist suppliers

Participant’s own expense

Participant keeps during and after study

Glasses lenses (including yellow filters if needed)

Essillor International

Free to participant

Participant keeps during and after study

Glasses frames (participant choice)

Local optician

Free basic frames or other frames at participant’s own expense

Participant keeps during and after study

Lamp

Any supplier provided that the required criteria are met

Free to participant

Return after study and option to purchase at participant’s own expense

Glasses straps

Croakies or equivalent supplier

Free to participant

Participant keeps during and after study