… health risk of vocal disorders due to the phonotrauma … the prevalence of voice disorders
in healthcare workers of high-risk … determine the risk factors associated with these disorders. …

… teachers without self-reported voice disorders. The VHI-… voice disorders in female teachers.
Differences between teachers and health care workers without self-reported voice disorders …

… A total of 1,463 healthcare workers were invited to participate in this study by filling a web-based
survey. A total of 178 participants (12.6%) agreed to participate. The types of masks …

… worker, teacher, lawyer, clergy, telemarketeer, ticket reservation/travel agent and health care
worker… Whilst a high frequency of voice disorders in singers is relevant, the most interesting …

… this kind of voice disorder, such as vocal fatigue (12), musculoskeletal tension disorder (1988),
etc., … Besides teachers, prospective lawyers, clergymen and social workers seem to need …

… problems associated with voice disorders apply not only to voice professionals, but also
to nearly all voice patients. The first task in treating any patient with a voice complaint is to …

… As the COVID-19 pandemic is associated with ongoing challenges for healthcare systems
with healthcare workers (HCW) being regularly confronted with potential infection, illness, and …

… This study provided information on vocal measures in mask-wearing healthcare workers
after a single workday. We found a significant increase in self-rated vocal effort post-workday …

… The outbreak of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 has had a significant impact on the social
lives and wellbeing of the population [1,2], and especially the health care workers (HCW) who …

… worker's voice alteration, and there may be an interaction of these factors in the workplace.
… is, these factors may act alone or in combination for the development of the voice disorder. …