Purpose Previous studies have reported that voice therapy via telepractice is useful for
patients with nodules and muscle tension dysphonia. Nevertheless, telepractice for elderly …

Objectives This pilot study examined voice outcomes and patient perceptions after intensive
voice therapy for vocal fold nodules via telepractice. Study Design. Pilot, within-subjects …

Background Vocal fold nodules are the most common etiology of chronic dysphonia in the
pediatric population. Voice therapy is an effective first line of treatment, with increasing …

Abstract Clinical Question: Do patients treated for voice therapy with telepractice show
similar changes in voice outcome measures as patients treated face-to-face? Method …

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 The primary aim of this clinical evaluation project is to study the effect of voice
therapy given in the speech-language pathology clinic, as individual and group therapy, as …

The objective of the study is to determine the efficacy of voice therapy in the treatment of age-
related dysphonia. The study was conducted using a retrospective case-control chart review …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to investigate the utility of telepractice for delivering
flow phonation exercises to persons with primary muscle tension dysphonia (MTD). Method …

Importance Aging adults face unique barriers to care and have unique health care needs
with a high prevalence of chronic conditions. A high proportion of individuals in this group …

Objective A stumbling-block in voice therapy is how the patient will be able to apply the new
voice technique in everyday life. Possibly this generalization process could be facilitated by …