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Deaf People and Healthcare Communication,s. This chapter also addresses different areas of D/HH topics, including?the following: disability justice principles; the use of People-First Language; the theoretical lenses on Deaf Studies and Disability Studies; and the definitions of deaf, hard of hearing, Deaf, and deafness myths. In addition,

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