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<p>A 10-week American Sign Language and Deaf health elective for medical students significantly improved knowledge of accessible communication strategies, disability laws, confidence arranging interpreters, and comfort with Deaf patients. This course demonstrates the impact of integrating targeted language and cultural competency training into medical curricula to advance equitable, accessible care.</p>

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Incorporating American Sign Language Education to Prepare Future Physicians for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Patient Care

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年12月4日

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  • Sarah E. Hughes,
  • May Rhee,
  • Gabriella Auchus,
  • Kate V. Panzer,
  • Kelley Wyse,
  • Heidi Joshi,
  • Michael M. McKee

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A 10-week American Sign Language and Deaf health elective for medical students significantly improved knowledge of accessible communication strategies, disability laws, confidence arranging interpreters, and comfort with Deaf patients. This course demonstrates the impact of integrating targeted language and cultural competency training into medical curricula to advance equitable, accessible care.