Connecting Auditory-Perceptual Prompts Used in Voice Therapy to Anatomy and Physiology: Application to the Estill Voice Model and the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System.

WHAT IT FOUND

This paper is a theoretical framework linking voice therapy prompts to anatomy using hypothetical cases.

It contains no actual patient data or outcome results, so there is nothing here to change your clinical practice on.

What this paper is

This paper applies the Estill Voice Model to the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System framework using hypothetical case studies. It describes how to connect auditory-perceptual prompts with anatomy and physiology but reports no actual patient outcomes, data, or treatment efficacy results. There are no findings here to act on.

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