Disordered voice production can result from a wide variety of pathological conditions, with
effects ranging from mild disturbances in vocal quality (eg, slight" hoarseness") to complete …

This article reviews the literature on the efficacy of treatment for voice disorders primarily
using studies published in peer-reviewed journals. Voice disorders are defined, their …

Clinicians are confronted with several treatment options for which there are limited data
about efficacy. Some voice treatment practices have broad acceptance, whereas others …

The main aim of this book is to consider how current knowledge, research and practice can
enable all voice care professionals to meet the needs of people with voice disorders. The …

Evaluating the evidence of treatment efficacy allows clinicians to select the delivery of the
intervention that is most likely to improve the patient outcomes for a given clinical condition …

There has been a tremendous growth of interest in the human voice and its disorders during
the past decade. This has led to the development of a variety of'voice labs' or'voice clinics' …

The practice of speech-language pathology means the application of principles, methods,
and procedures for measurement, testing, identification, prediction, counseling, or instruction …

Professional voice users comprise 25% to 35% of the US working population. Their voice
problems may interfere with job performance and impact costs for both employers and …

An essential resource for clinicians of varying levels of experience from student to very
specializer," Working with Voice Disorders" provides practical insight and direction into all …

Professional voice users who need voice therapy require special diagnostic and intervention
strategies. These individuals differ from the general voice population because of the unusual …