2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232010000600028
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Percepção de voz e qualidade de vida em idosos professores e não professores

Abstract: Percepção de voz e qualidade de vida em idosos professores e não professoresVoice perception and quality of life of elder teachers and non teachers 2 (p=0,02), 4 (p=0,007), 5 (p=0,012) and 9 (p=0,002

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“…When analyzing Figure 4, one may observe that studies on quality of life began being published from 2005 onwards 4 , even in Brazil; approximately one a year, except for 2007 [15][16] and 2010 [18][19][23][24] , when two and four papers, respectively were published. It should be noted that, in Brazil, the first publication of a translated version for Portuguese of this instrument was in the book by Behlau 8 , published in 2001; and the global domain varied from 82.61 to 97.5, thus in agreement with the values suggested in literature (97.1 for healthy voices and 71.6 for dysphonic voices) 10 , considering that the greater part of the studied population is composed of teachers without voice complaints, except for the study by GillivanMurphy 11 , where the studied group were teachers with complaints such as hoarseness and voice loss, and where there is greater impact on quality of life (65.2).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When analyzing Figure 4, one may observe that studies on quality of life began being published from 2005 onwards 4 , even in Brazil; approximately one a year, except for 2007 [15][16] and 2010 [18][19][23][24] , when two and four papers, respectively were published. It should be noted that, in Brazil, the first publication of a translated version for Portuguese of this instrument was in the book by Behlau 8 , published in 2001; and the global domain varied from 82.61 to 97.5, thus in agreement with the values suggested in literature (97.1 for healthy voices and 71.6 for dysphonic voices) 10 , considering that the greater part of the studied population is composed of teachers without voice complaints, except for the study by GillivanMurphy 11 , where the studied group were teachers with complaints such as hoarseness and voice loss, and where there is greater impact on quality of life (65.2).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Brazil most part of researches performed with the questionnaires quoted above has focus in the self-assessment specific group results, as for voice professionals' category or diverse pathology carriers [11][12][13][14][15] . In some cases, the data collection meet the subjects, which not necessarily have a voice disturb and/or sought for speech language pathology help 11,12 .…”
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“…However, there are studies in the elderly in whom there was no difference about the age in the scores of V-RQOL protocol 16,24,27 .…”
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confidence: 98%