2015
DOI: 10.1590/1982-021620151751215
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Prevalência de sintomas vocais em professores na rede municipal de ensino em Campo Grande - MS

Abstract: Resumo: OBJETIVO: delinear o panorama epidemiológico sobre a voz do professor na Rede Municipal de Ensino de Campo Grande/MS, verificando a prevalência de sintomas vocais autorreferidos nessa população. MÉTODOS: trata-se de um estudo epidemiológico, transversal, descritivo, quantitativo. Dentre os 4.957 professores cadastrados na Semed/2013, 394 participaram da pesquisa. Todas as sete regiões urbanas do município (Prosa, Bandeira, Anhanduizinho, Lagoa, Segredo, Centro, Imbirussu) foram amostradas. Para a colet… Show more

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“…Studies show that between 54% and 79.6% of this population presents vocal alteration, corroborating with the finding in this study in which 58.6% of the teachers reported some vocal alteration at the moment of the research. This percentage decreased when the teacher was asked if there was any vocal problem in the last six months (55.2%), but still remaining high, as observed in other studies 25,26 .…”
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confidence: 71%
“…Studies show that between 54% and 79.6% of this population presents vocal alteration, corroborating with the finding in this study in which 58.6% of the teachers reported some vocal alteration at the moment of the research. This percentage decreased when the teacher was asked if there was any vocal problem in the last six months (55.2%), but still remaining high, as observed in other studies 25,26 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…The extension of sleep on work-free days is characteristic of a compensation of sleep deprivation on working days. Others studies observed similar results pointing an average of 6 hours of sleep in teachers (Ferreira et al, 2010;Hermes & Bastos, 2015;Vedovato & Miller, 2008). Furthermore, Ferreira and collaborators (2010) showed that the few hours of sleep is associated with vocal fatigue, or weariness when waking up and Hermes and Bastos (2015) found that poor sleep quality is the principal cause of vocal illness.…”
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“…Na Paraíba, a prevalência de professores com queixa vocal na época da realização da pequisa ou no passado foi de 87,6% 23 e estudos em Montes Claros, MG registraram prevalência de 61,1% 24 em professoras das escolas municipais e 65,9% em professores das escolas estaduais 25 . Outras pesquisas nacionais antes da pandemia realizadas em Mato Grosso do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná e Alagoas apresentaram, respectivamente, prevalência de 21,5% 26 , 24,3% 27 , 25,7% 28 e 29,3% 29 , de queixas vocais abaixo do presente estudo. Tais divergências em relação às prevalências das queixas vocais podem ser explicadas pelos diferentes instrumentos utilizados para a caracterização do quadro além do período da coleta.…”
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