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See Latest ArticlesA Study of Voice Therapy Dropout
Journal of Voice, 06/26/09
Hapner E et al. - Results indicated a 65% voice therapy dropout rate in this study. There was no significant difference in dropout rates for gender, age, race, VHI, CAPE-V, or diagnosis. No factor studied was strongly associated with dropout. The 65% dropout rate in this study was consistent with literature published in other behavior change fields. The variables analyzed in this study were not predictive of dropout.
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