El uso de una aplicación de texto a voz como ayuda de comunicación durante el descanso de la voz indicado

Shaimaa Ahmed Saleh Bakia1, Heba Ashour Mostafa1, Amr Abdelsalam Anter1

  • 1Phoniatrics Unit, Otorhinolaryngology Department, Faculty of Medicine, Beni-Suef University, Beni-Suef, Egypt.

Resumen

Una aplicación de texto a voz (TTS) aumentó significativamente la confianza en la comunicación del paciente y la adherencia al reposo de la voz. Esta herramienta mejoró la facilidad percibida del silencio, ofreciendo un apoyo valioso y barato para el descanso de la voz prescrito médicamente.

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