Objectives To assess perspectives of patients with voice problems and identify factors
associated with the likelihood of referral to voice therapy via the CHEER (Creating …

Objective To identify factors associated with the likelihood of attending voice therapy among
patients referred for it in the CHEER (Creating Healthcare Excellence through Education …

Objective The purpose of this study was to evaluate epidemiologic characteristics of a
treatment-seeking population referred to a private practice community voice clinic. Study …

Purpose: This study examined the number of voice therapy sessions and the number of
weeks in treatment to achieve desired voice outcomes in adults with voice disorders. Factors …

Objective: To understand how primary care physicians manage patients with dysphonia and
the barriers they face when evaluating patients for voice problems. Study Design: Cross …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis. This article describes the prevalence of laryngeal pathology
in a treatment‐seeking population with dysphonia in the Flemish part of Belgium. Study …

Objective Voice disorders are common conditions that may have a significant impact on
patient quality of life, yet their prevalence and epidemiology are poorly documented. In this …

Importance Current approaches to the diagnosis and subsequent management of specific
voice disorders vary widely among primary care physicians (PCPs). In addition, sparse …

Objectives Voice therapy is administered by speech-language pathologists in multiple
practice settings, including private practice community voice clinics. However, the evidence …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: This study's objectives are to 1) to assess the prevalence of
dysphonia in the primary care community, 2) evaluate the severity of dysphonia, 3) explore …