2016
DOI: 10.1590/1982-0216201618211015
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Impacto da voz na comunicação social e emoção de professoras antes e após fonoterapia

Abstract: Purpose: to compare the impact of voice on the quality of teachers' life before the speech therapy and follow-up after high therapy and identify associated factors. Methods: observational study, based on information collected in two stages: secondary data from medical records and questionnaires on line, after rising speech. The participants were 54 teachers, sent by the municipal occupational service with the diagnosis of dysphonia, for the Speech Therapy Clinic of a Teaching hospital. Speech therapy occurred … Show more

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“…Although other studies contemplate the relationship of vocal symptoms with the emotional scope of teachers 30 , with the capacity to perform activities at work 11,12 , and with psychosocial and work organizational characteristics 31 , the present study is a pioneer in the field by presenting the association between vocal behavior profile and well-being in teachers. A higher proportion of well-being perception was observed among teachers who reported good vocal behaviors or presented lower risk of vocal problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Although other studies contemplate the relationship of vocal symptoms with the emotional scope of teachers 30 , with the capacity to perform activities at work 11,12 , and with psychosocial and work organizational characteristics 31 , the present study is a pioneer in the field by presenting the association between vocal behavior profile and well-being in teachers. A higher proportion of well-being perception was observed among teachers who reported good vocal behaviors or presented lower risk of vocal problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Geralmente os sintomas ocorrem de maneira indiciosa, após longo período de uso intenso da voz, a exemplo do final do dia ou do semestre letivo. Esses sintomas tendem a melhorar após descanso vocal, como nos finais de semana e em períodos de férias (Santos et al, 2016). Os sintomas mais prevalentes de quadros disfônicos, segundo a literatura, são: rouquidão, cansaço vocal, ardência e dor na garganta e no pescoço, dificuldade na manutenção da voz, alterações na frequência fundamental, volume e projeção vocal reduzidos, ineficiência vocal, baixa resistência ao falar e até perda total da voz (Gama, 2010;Servilha & Costa, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…A reabilitação vocal, através da fonoterapia, apresenta-se como uma importante ação terapêutica, minimizando os prejuízos ocupacionais e sociais causados por comportamentos vocais inadequados e mau uso da voz por profissionais que a utilizam como instrumento de trabalho. Para o sucesso da terapia, é essencial que o paciente aceite as orientações, no que diz respeito à realização diária de exercícios de vocais, produção da voz mais equilibrada, além da eliminação de hábitos vocais inadequados (Santos et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Quality of life may be affected by work restrictions and impediments created by voice disorders that encompass alterations in vocal function perceived by the individual during interpersonal communication. Other forms of limitations originating in voice problems, besides work 7 , include social 8 and emotional 5 impacts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%