2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-80342011000100012
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Relação entre dados ocupacionais, sintomas e avaliação vocal de operadores de telesserviços

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“…Operadores de telesserviços, por exemplo, apresentam uma média de 2 sintomas 19 enquanto professores apresentam média de 3,7 20 e cantores amadores de 7,78 21 . No que se refere à qualidade de vida em voz, também foram obtidos escores totais semelhantes do QVV entre os indivíduos do GC e do GP.…”
Section: Tabela 3 -Distribuição De Média De Sintomas Referida Pelos Iunclassified
“…Operadores de telesserviços, por exemplo, apresentam uma média de 2 sintomas 19 enquanto professores apresentam média de 3,7 20 e cantores amadores de 7,78 21 . No que se refere à qualidade de vida em voz, também foram obtidos escores totais semelhantes do QVV entre os indivíduos do GC e do GP.…”
Section: Tabela 3 -Distribuição De Média De Sintomas Referida Pelos Iunclassified
“…The literature widely reports that call center professionals have voice symptoms. It is known that their work environment may be intimately related to the development of voice symptoms and alterations (17) . According to a study carried out in the United States, call center operators are twice as likely to have voice symptoms than those who do not use voice professionally (18) .…”
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“…According to a study carried out in the United States, call center operators are twice as likely to have voice symptoms than those who do not use voice professionally (18) . Such results show that the occupational assessment of voice pathologies must involve all factors impacting health since the onset of alterations of this nature is influenced by physical, social, environmental, organizational, and psychological factors, This way, treatment must focus on biological and environmental changes and personal factors instead of simply on reducing voice workload (17,18,19) . According to the principles of concausality, even if a disorder may have concomitant factors away from the workplace, it can be considered occupational when it is set off by the labor activity -the so-called work-related voice disorder (WRVD) (3,20) .…”
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“…Telemarketing operators, or telemarketers -a labor category that has experienced a sharp increase -should be especially addressed, considering that telemarketing companies are among the largest employers in the country (5,6) . These professionals are often exposed to environmental risk factors such as inadequate ergonomics, sudden temperature changes, rooms without acoustic treatment, dust, etc., as well as to organizational risk factors, e.g., stressful work rate, need for more breaks, difficulties in relating with management (7)(8)(9) . In addition, they usually do not receive the necessary guidance to make better use of their voice, performing various adjustments and cultivating inadequate vocal habits (10) .…”
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confidence: 99%