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Simões-Zenari M. Voice of day-care center educators: analysis of the effects of a speech-language pathology intervention program [tese de doutorado]. São Paulo: Faculdade de Saúde Pública da USP; 2006. Introduction – The development of intervention programs has been one of the strategies to decrease the occurrence of vocal disorders in day-care center educators, however little has been discussed concerning its efficacy in prevention. Objectives – to analyze the effects of an intervention program developed with day-care centers educators, verifying their opinion regarding the ideal voice, analyzing the changes after the program and the factors associated to vocal disorders. Methods – 58 educators, from day-care centers where Crèche Program of the Speech Pathology and Audiology Course of USP School of Medicine activities are developed, took part in this study. They were divided into two groups – experimental e control – and all of them were submitted to a initial vocal and speech evaluation and filled in questionnaires. The theoretical-practical program was developed with the experimental group in five monthly meetings, with total duration of 12 hours. In the end, all educators were again submitted to the same evaluation procedures. Results – The educators define the ideal voice of an educator as clear, resistant, flexible and pleasant. Some positive changes were observed in the experimental group while negative ones were observed in the control group. Self-perception of the disorder was an associated factor to the presence of vocal alteration, before and after the intervention. Conclusions – The few modifications observed did not have impact on the voice usage at work. It is essential that there is greater institution involvement so that stronger changes happen in this situation, as well as the implementation of more effective public policies.

Voz de educadoras de creche: análise dos efeitos de um programa de intervenção fonoaudiológica