AI Article Synopsis
- Deaf and hard of hearing patients face challenges in accessing healthcare resources, which are less documented compared to non-deaf patients.
- The article reviews a podcast and blog that discuss a study by James et al. focusing on differences in acuity, length of hospital stay, and emergency department revisits between the two patient groups.
- Additional insights from social media commentary are included to highlight public perceptions and discussions surrounding these healthcare access issues.
Article Abstract
Patients who are deaf and hard of hearing may have difficulty accessing healthcare resources when compared with non-deaf or hard of hearing patients. Little research has been performed investigating in what ways these difficulties manifest. This article summarizes the podcast and blog discussing the manuscript by James et al. in which deaf and hard of hearing patients are compared to non-deaf and hard of hearing patients when it comes to acuity, length of stay, and emergency department revisits. Social media commentary is included.
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