Purpose Telepractice improves patient access to clinical care for voice disorders. Acoustic
assessment has the potential to provide critical, objective information during telepractice, yet …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to explore the extent to which communicative
participation differs across diagnoses and if there are common predictor variables for …

The acoustic measure, relative fundamental frequency (RFF), has been proposed as an
objective metric for assessing vocal hyperfunction; however, its underlying physiological …

Methods for automating relative fundamental frequency (RFF)—an acoustic estimate of
laryngeal tension—rely on manual identification of voiced/unvoiced boundaries from …

Objective Relative fundamental frequency (RFF) has been investigated as an acoustic
measure to assess for changes in laryngeal tension. This study aimed to assess RFF in …

Objective To compare the maximum phonation time of/a/, acoustic glottal source parameters,
and physiological measures in patients with dysarthria. Method Thirteen patients were …

Current clinical voice assessment uses a range of metrics, many of which lack objectivity
and/or specificity. Two populations that are negatively impacted from insufficiencies in …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate self-ratings of vocal effort in patients
with vocal hyperfunction using ambulatory voice monitoring. Patients were monitored over a …