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2018 Fall Voice Conference |
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Thank you for attending the 2018 Fall Voice Conference.
Please access the 2018 Fall Voice Conference APP
to complete evaluations, upload/download speaker presentations and obtain CME Certificates. Please
use the email address you registered with to login to the APP.
For detailed instructions on obtaining your CME/CEU certificate within the APP, click here.
Access the APP here: http://app.resultsathand.com/fallvoice
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2019 Fall Voice Conference |
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The Fall Voice Conference |
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The Fall Voice Conference is designed to encourage and educate professionals on a multi-disciplinary approach to the management of vocal disorders. The focus of this conference is the clinical care of patients with voice-related difficulties and how clinical and basic science research guide clinical care.
The conference will be divided among invited lectures, panel discussions, and scientific presentations. Physicians, Speech-Language Pathologists, Voice Scientists and Voice Teachers are encouraged to attend and participate.
Join us for Fall Voice 2019 in Dallas, Texas - October 17-19, 2019.
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Travel Grant Award Winners |
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The 2018 Fall Voice Program Committee is pleased to announce the WINNERS of 8 - $500 Travel Awards. The awards are being generously provided by the Laryngology Educational Foundation and the National Spasmodic Dysphonia Association.
Laryngology Education Foundation Travel Grants:
- Allison Ikeda, MD, Resident – Emory University/University of Washington presenting: “Reproducibility of High Resolution Pharyngeal Manometry Measures in the Study of Dysphagia”
- Emily Kimball, MS - Vanderbilt University School of Medicine presenting: “Effects of Vibratory Contact on Vocal Fold Structure and Physiology.”
- Matthew Naunheim, MD, MBA – Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary presenting: “Is Less More? Simplifying patient-reported outcome measures for voice.”
- Kathryn Pielage, MA, CF-SLP – University of Cincinnati presenting: “Increased Interval from Initial Evaluation to Initial Voice Therapy Session Is Associated with Missed Voice Therapy Appointments”
In collaboration with the NSDA, Fall Voice Week is proud to announce 4 awards from the NSDA to be given to the following Dystonia related papers at Fall Voice Conference.
National Spasmodic Dysphonia Association Travel Grants:
- Julie Barkmeir-Kraemer, PhD, CCC-SLP – University of Utah presenting: “Distinguishing features of vocal tremor associated with Parkinson Disease, Spasmodic dysphonia, and Essential Tremor.”
- Wenli Chen, MS, CCC-SLP – Mayo Clinic presenting: “Does Voice Onset Aid in the Diagnosis of Adductor Spasmodic Dysphonia?”
- Richard Heyes, MBChB, MRCS – Mayo Clinic, Arizona presenting: “The role of gender on the outcome of botulinum neurotoxin injection in patients with adductor Spasmodic Dysphonia”
- Christopher Honey, Dphil, FRCSC, FACS – Vancouver General Hospital/UBC presenting: “The Neurosurgical Treatment of Spasmodic Dysphonia: Preliminary results of a Prospective, Randomized, Sham-Controlled (DEBUSSY) Trial.”
*There are FOUR additional awards (2-LEF & 2-NSDA) that will be given at Fall Voice Conference for the best posters at the meeting. So attention all the phenomenal poster presenters, make it a great one!
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