Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice
Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders
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Kasambira Fannin, D; Abdelaziz, MM; Mahendra, N; Matthews, JJ
January 1, 2024
Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists deliver services to address hearing loss, enhancement of communication, and swallowing, but the demographic profile of providers is not reflective of our culturally and linguistically diverse clinical caseloads. This chapter will outline reasons for this limited diversity, how a diverse workforce benefits patients, trends in personnel diversification, and efforts to diversify the workforce at both preprofessional and professional levels.
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Kasambira Fannin, D., Abdelaziz, M. M., Mahendra, N., & Matthews, J. J. (2024). Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders. In Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice (pp. 191–214). https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-443-13251-3.00010-7
Kasambira Fannin, D., M. M. Abdelaziz, N. Mahendra, and J. J. Matthews. “Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders.” In Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice, 191–214, 2024. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-443-13251-3.00010-7.
Kasambira Fannin D, Abdelaziz MM, Mahendra N, Matthews JJ. Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders. In: Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice. 2024. p. 191–214.
Kasambira Fannin, D., et al. “Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders.” Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice, 2024, pp. 191–214. Scopus, doi:10.1016/B978-0-443-13251-3.00010-7.
Kasambira Fannin D, Abdelaziz MM, Mahendra N, Matthews JJ. Voices unheard: A clarion call for transforming communication sciences and disorders. Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare from Knowledge to Practice. 2024. p. 191–214.