2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-18462009005000061
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Riscos ocupacionais à saúde e voz de professores: especificidades das unidades de rede municipal de ensino

Abstract: OBJETIVO: comparar as condições de trabalho, saúde e voz em professores de diferentes escolas municipais. MÉTODOS: participaram 165 professores, média de 37 anos, casados, predomínio de mulheres e escolaridade superior da rede municipal de ensino de uma cidade do estado de São Paulo, que responderam ao questionário proposto por Ferreira et al (2003), abrangendo questões sócio-demográficas, situação funcional, aspectos vocais e de saúde. As respostas dos docentes foram separadas por unidade escolar e submetidas… Show more

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“…In this study, teachers who reported working in a noisy environment had a higher risk of presenting changes in vocal intensity, corroborating the findings of another study, 23 which found an association between the use of a forceful voice intensity when there was environmental noise. The authors 28 found that environmental noise in schools, associated with poor acoustics can be considered a risk for vocal problems. Thus, for teachers, speaking at a high intensity becomes a habit incorporated into the routine of everyday life, even when they are not working.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this study, teachers who reported working in a noisy environment had a higher risk of presenting changes in vocal intensity, corroborating the findings of another study, 23 which found an association between the use of a forceful voice intensity when there was environmental noise. The authors 28 found that environmental noise in schools, associated with poor acoustics can be considered a risk for vocal problems. Thus, for teachers, speaking at a high intensity becomes a habit incorporated into the routine of everyday life, even when they are not working.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mais recentemente, os aspectos de organização do trabalho também foram considerados potenciais para interferir na produção vocal dos trabalhadores: jornada prolongada; sobrecarga, acúmulo de atividades ou de funções; falta de autonomia, entre outros (Servilha e Ruela, 2010, Bassi e col., 2011.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…[18][19] Clinical manifestations such as hoarseness, vocal fatigue, burning in the throat, effort to speak, difficulty maintaining the intensity and project the voice are frequent among teachers and they interfere negatively in their quality of life and, especially, in the teaching-learning process. 16 It is emphasized that the complaints referred are similar with the cited by teachers of the municipality of Cuité and vocal changes represent one of the occupational diagnoses contributing to the removal of the educators of their activities.…”
Section: Highlighting the Heart In Theorymentioning
confidence: 60%
“…16 In fact, it is imperative that the teacher knows his voice so that he can see any change, because often may be associated with overuse, which is used throughout the working hours, often coming up to 60 hours a week, which is irreconcilable with the vocal health. In addition, the majority of these professionals do not prepare before using the voice and essential care are forgotten.…”
Section: Highlighting the Heart In Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%