Once a student with hearing loss herself, Emily offers suggestions to teachers on making sound more visual in virtual classrooms. https://t.co/mXJTU1xYv5
Face barriers for COVID-19: A home experiment by Dr Bianca Birdsey, mother to 3 deaf daughters @NDCS_UK @DeafChildWW @ShellyChadha1 https://t.co/ZdW3hlo8Vy
Lawrence is a senior studying education for the deaf and hard of hearing at Eastern Kentucky University.
"I felt like there was a huge population that was being looked over. We're all panicking right now and so a lot of people are not being thought of." https://t.co/0kLsfbnfzK
We are happy to announce that Kim Terrell has been appointed as the new Managing Director of Australian Hearing. Kim’s five-year term begins Sept 1. Congratulations Kim! https://t.co/GnyeTcHU7X
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First article published for PhD - Parental decision-making and deaf children: A systematic literature review. @Griffith_Uni@GPODHH https://t.co/uRvc2l2grT
Doctors should concentrate on the human parts of caring - Spot on Richard Smith: Doctors and patients heading in opposite directions - https://t.co/494YULtLWZ via @Shareaholic
Rule number 1 in all of Medicine and Surgery:
See your patients.
I mean, really SEE them. See their pain, their fears, their concerns, their past, their social context, their struggles. See how their situations have created their illness.
See their humanity.