Abstract The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has created a new scenario
for vocal and psychological morbidity among the entire population. Occupational voice users …

Introduction: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teaching conditions changed around the world
from in-person classes to online classes, which also determined changes on teachers' …

Purpose To determine the effect of an online Workplace Vocal Health and Low Stress Levels
(WVHLS) Promotion Program implemented in a Colombian university during COVID-19 …

Aim To determine the relationship between working conditions, especially room acoustics,
with voice symptoms and voice-related quality of life among Colombian school and college …

Objective To investigate the self-perception of vocal fatigue symptoms and musculoskeletal
pain in home office workers before and during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) …

Introduction: Teleworking as a result of COVID-19 has generated high demands that could
promote the generation of vocal overexertion. Aim: To evaluate how working conditions can …

Purpose To verify the influence of work characteristics and the occupational voice use on the
self-perception of vocal fatigue symptoms in individuals working in the home office during …

Objectives/Hypothesis To determine the prevalence and associated risk factors of voice
disorders in healthcare workers of high‐risk hospital care units during the 2019 coronavirus …

Summary Objectives/Hypothesis This study assessed the vocal health of performers
returning to full-time performance after the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown and investigated …

Objective To analyze the association of autonomic dysfunction symptoms with stress in
Brazilian university professors of the Speech Language–Pathology course during the Covid …