The aim of this paper is to explore the challenges involved in making speech pathology
practice evidence based. First, evidence-based practice (EBP) is defined and discussed …

A simple, one degree of freedom virtual trajectory model of vocal fold kinematics was
developed to investigate whether kinematic features of vocal fold movement confirm …

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 …

Intermuscular coherence in the beta band was explored as a possible indicator of vocal
hyperfunction, a common condition associated with many voice disorders. Surface …

Purpose Recent studies have shown that an acoustic measure, relative fundamental
frequency (RFF), has potential for the assessment of excessive laryngeal tension and vocal …

Objectives/Hypothesis The present study aims to evaluate the degree of anterior–posterior
and medial supraglottic laryngeal compression in healthy singers of different voice …

Objectives This study aimed to investigate whether humming affects the adductive motion of
the vocal folds and transient glottal closure in the prephonatory adjustment phase of vocal …

Functional dysphonia is a relatively common psychosomatic disorder in which patients
present with difficulties of voice production, such as hoarseness, huskiness and jerkiness in …

Voice therapy for dysphoniaâ•flstill more art than science? Page 1 European Journal of
Disorders of Communication, 32,333-343 1997 0 Royal College of Speech and Language …