Objectives To evaluate the efficiency of four self-assessment questionnaires that rate the
impact of a voice problem on the individual's life: Voice-Related Quality of Life (V-RQOL), the …

We conducted a study of 47 patients with various voice disorders to determine the
prevalence of concomitant psychopathology. The prevalence of psychiatric symptoms varied …

Purpose: This meta-analysis has two aims: 1) to provide a quantitative assessment of the
occurrence of voice disorders among different occupational voice users, 2) and to determine …

Objectives This study examines the correlation between two voice-specific patient-reported
outcome measures: the Voice Handicap Index-10 (VHI-10) and Voice-Related Quality of Life …

It is estimated that disorders of voice affect 3–4% of people from all strata of Australian
society and while some voice disorders may be caused by organic conditions, most patients …

In the UK there has been little assessment of the efficacy of therapy for patients with
dysphonia. Current objective assessment methods (eg acoustical analysis) do not correlate …

Objectives To determine whether emotional expression, alexithymia, illness behavior, and
coping strategies differed between women with muscle tension voice disorder (MTVD) and …

The voice-related quality of life (V-RQOL) questionnaire was proposed as a disease specific
measure of patients' subjective burden elicited by a voice disorder. The purpose of this study …

PURPOSE: To provide a quantitative assessment of the occurrence of voice disorders
among teachers and to identify associated work-related and individual factors in the …

Summary Objectives The Voice-Related Quality of Life (V-RQOL) measure is a well-
established disease-specific quality of life instrument for voice disorders. This study aims to …