Voice Self-Assessment

The VHI-10 is a patient-reported outcome measure used to record the patient's perception of impairment or handicap due to a voice problem. Scores above 11 are abnormal and indicate voice handicap.

If you score above 11, find a Voice and Swallowing Specialist.

Please circle the response that indicated how frequently you have these recent experiences:

0 = never 1 = almost never 2 = sometimes 3 = almost always 4 = always

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