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El objetivo de este artículo es describir los peligros ocupacionales que aportan a la presencia de síntomas de disfonía en docentes, a partir de un ejercicio de recopilación y organización de la información reportada a través de artículos indexados en las Bases de datos disponibles en la Universidad Santiago de Cali – Valle, desde el año 2012 al 2018. Se pretende que esta recopilación sirva como referencia para posteriores estudios. En total se tomaron en cuenta 50 publicaciones según los criterios metodológicos; a partir de estas se da cuenta de las particularidades de la voz del docente en el trabajo, incluyendo la sintomatología que reflejan los afectados por la disfonía y los principales peligros ocupaciones que influyen en la misma... Ver más

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El objetivo de este artículo es describir los peligros ocupacionales que aportan a la presencia de síntomas de disfonía en docentes, a partir de un ejercicio de recopilación y organización de la información reportada a través de artículos indexados en las Bases de datos disponibles en la Universidad Santiago de Cali – Valle, desde el año 2012 al 2018. Se pretende que esta recopilación sirva como referencia para posteriores estudios. En total se tomaron en cuenta 50 publicaciones según los criterios metodológicos; a partir de estas se da cuenta de las particularidades de la voz del docente en el trabajo, incluyendo la sintomatología que reflejan los afectados por la disfonía y los principales peligros ocupaciones que influyen en la misma
The objective of this article is to describe the occupational hazards that contribute to the presence of symptoms of dysphonia in teachers, from an exercise of compilation and organization of the information reported through articles indexed in the databases available in the Universidad Santiago de Cali - Valle, from 2012 to 2018. It is intended that this compilation serve as a reference for further studies. In total 50 publications were taken into account according to the methodological criteria; from these the peculiarities of the voice of the teacher in the work are realized, including the symptomatology reflected by those affected by dysphonia and the main factors of occupational risk that influence the same
Fajardo, Dayan Fannery
Teachers
vocal disorders
risk factors
occupational health
dysphonia
voice
Docentes
desórdenes vocales
factores de riesgo
salud ocupacional
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spellingShingle Peligros ocupacionales que Aportan a la Presencia de Síntomas de Disfonía en Docentes
Fajardo, Dayan Fannery
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risk factors
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salud ocupacional
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title_short Peligros ocupacionales que Aportan a la Presencia de Síntomas de Disfonía en Docentes
title_full Peligros ocupacionales que Aportan a la Presencia de Síntomas de Disfonía en Docentes
title_fullStr Peligros ocupacionales que Aportan a la Presencia de Síntomas de Disfonía en Docentes
title_full_unstemmed Peligros ocupacionales que Aportan a la Presencia de Síntomas de Disfonía en Docentes
title_sort peligros ocupacionales que aportan a la presencia de síntomas de disfonía en docentes
title_eng Occupational Hazards that Contribute to the Presence of Dysphonic Symptoms in Teachers
description El objetivo de este artículo es describir los peligros ocupacionales que aportan a la presencia de síntomas de disfonía en docentes, a partir de un ejercicio de recopilación y organización de la información reportada a través de artículos indexados en las Bases de datos disponibles en la Universidad Santiago de Cali – Valle, desde el año 2012 al 2018. Se pretende que esta recopilación sirva como referencia para posteriores estudios. En total se tomaron en cuenta 50 publicaciones según los criterios metodológicos; a partir de estas se da cuenta de las particularidades de la voz del docente en el trabajo, incluyendo la sintomatología que reflejan los afectados por la disfonía y los principales peligros ocupaciones que influyen en la misma
description_eng The objective of this article is to describe the occupational hazards that contribute to the presence of symptoms of dysphonia in teachers, from an exercise of compilation and organization of the information reported through articles indexed in the databases available in the Universidad Santiago de Cali - Valle, from 2012 to 2018. It is intended that this compilation serve as a reference for further studies. In total 50 publications were taken into account according to the methodological criteria; from these the peculiarities of the voice of the teacher in the work are realized, including the symptomatology reflected by those affected by dysphonia and the main factors of occupational risk that influence the same
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Cezar-Vaz MR, S. L. (2013). Voice disorders in teachers. Implications for occupational health nursing care. Investigación y Educación en Enfermería, 31(2), 252-260.
Chen, S., Chiang, S., Chung, Y., Hsiao, L., & Hsiao, T. (2010). Risk Factors and Effects of Voice Problems for Teachers. Journal of Voice, 24(2), 183- 192. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jvoice.2008.07.008
Cielo, C., Portalete, C., Ribeiro, V., & Bastilha, G. (2016). Perfil vocal, ocupacional e de saúde geral de docentes de Santa Maria/RS. Revista CEFAC, 18(3), 635-648. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1982- 021620161838515
Cutiva, L., & Burdorf, A. (2015). Effects of noise and acoustics in schools on vocal health in teachers. Noise & Health, 17(74), 17-22. doi:doi: 10.4103/1463-1741.149569.
De Madeiros, A., Assunção, A., & SM, B. (2012). Absenteeism due to voice disorders in female teachers: a public health problem. International archieves of occupational and enviromental health, 85(5), 853-864.
De Sousa, E., & Fernandes, V. (2018). Study of Voice Disorders Among School Teachers in Goa. Europe PMC, 71(1), 679-683. doi:https://doi. org/10.1007/s12070-018-1479-0
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