Grace Chow Presents at the 2024 Fall Voice Conference

Last October, OTO-COATI research coordinator Grace Chow represented the lab at the 2024 Fall Voice Conference.  The focus of the Fall Voice Conference is the clinical care of patients with voice-related difficulties and how clinical and basic science research guide clinical care. At the conference, hosted in Charlotte, NC, Grace presented the project, “Comprehensive Review of Multilingual Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) for Dysphonia.” Grace carried out the project with co-authors Drs. Maxwell Sher, Gintas Krisciunas, and Lauren Tracy. Asked about her experience presenting at the conference, Grace offered the following reflection: 

“Attending Fall Voice was a great experience! I had the opportunity to present a poster and share my research with experts and peers in the field of voice. It was great to engage in thoughtful discussions about the challenges of working with multilingual populations in dysphonia assessment, and I received valuable feedback that will help refine my work moving forward. The conference provided an excellent platform for connecting with other researchers and clinicians, exchanging ideas, and staying up to date with the latest advancements in voice science. I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such an important conversation and excited to continue exploring ways to improve PROMs for diverse populations.”