Deaf people who use American Sign Language (ASL) are more likely to use the emergency
department (ED) than their hearing English-speaking counterparts and are also at higher …

Abstract Purpose of Review Describe the connection between Deaf/hard of hearing (DHH)
and diabetes, explain the bidirectional relationship of blind/low vision (BLV) and diabetes …

Over the past three decades, health equity has become a guiding framework for
documenting, explaining, and informing the promotion of population health. With these …

Information access is one of the most significant challenges faced by d/Deaf signers due to a
lack of sign language information. Given the challenges in machine-driven solutions, we …

• A Deaf person who uses British Sign Language (BSL) has a legal right to services in their
own language. Support D/deaf people in using their preferred method of communication in …

Importance Primary medical and dental clinics may accept fewer people who are deaf as
patients than persons who can hear, and clinics may deny requests by patients who are deaf …

Even though easily accessible and cost-effective healthcare is a fundamental human right,
many persons with disabilities experience healthcare barriers and poor health outcomes …

Objective: To examine the extent to which communication aids and services used by
American Sign Language (ASL) users and their healthcare providers aligns with …

This study investigates innovative interaction designs for communication and collaborative
learning between learners of mixed hearing and signing abilities, leveraging advancements …

Millions of Deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) people primarily use a sign language for
communication, but there is a lack of adequate sign language interpreting to fill these …