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The study aims to understand how tinnitus affects work productivity and if cognitive behavioral therapy can improve occupational functioning.

February 2, 2026Brain SciencesOpen Access

Exploring the Impact of Tinnitus on Work Productivity

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This exploratory study investigates tinnitus's impact on work productivity, suggesting that cognitive behavioral therapy may help.

The study aims to understand how tinnitus affects work productivity and if cognitive behavioral therapy can improve occupational functioning.
Utilized cross-sectional and longitudinal data.
Employed mixed methods design for data comparison.
Collected data from 449 participants seeking internet-based interventions.
Analyzed data with descriptive statistics and qualitative content analysis.
81% of participants reported no change in work patterns pre-intervention.
11% worked fewer hours due to tinnitus; 7% stopped working entirely.
Post-intervention improvements observed in tinnitus distress, anxiety, and insomnia.
Significant differences in effectiveness noted before and after the intervention.

Beukes et al. (2026) studied this question.

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