Descriptive qualitative study of DHH ASL-user emergency department communication (2018-2019)

Tyler G. James

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Conceptual Model of Emergency Department Utilization Among Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Patients /

Descriptive qualitative study of DHH ASL-user emergency department communication (2018-2019)

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Description: This project was funded by the Society for Public Health Education through the Student Fellowship for Patient Engagement awarded to Tyler G. James.

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