Aplicação do programa integral de reabilitação vocal no teleatendimento em mulheres com disfonia comportamental

Abstract

Introduction: The vocal alteration resulting from vocal abuse and lack of preparation and care with the voice is called behavioral dysphonia. For this type of dysphonia, speech therapy is the gold standard. In this way, the Intensive Vocal Rehabilitation Program - PIRV was created, which brings pre-established sessions for the treatment of this type of dysphonia. Among the means of care, the speech therapist can count on telecare, which has been proving to be effective. Objective: To describe the results obtained from the application of the PIRV, in the telecare of women diagnosed with behavioral dysphonia with and/or without laryngeal lesion. Methodology: Comparative descriptive study Results: When comparing the data collected before and after the application of the PIRV, the participants obtained better results measured mainly by the self-perception protocols, measures of maximum phonation time and auditory perceptual assessment, in this last aspect, except for one of the participants. Conclusion: There were positive results when using the PIRV in the speech therapy telecare modality for the treatment of behavioral dysphonia in the participants of this study.