Facts
Methods/Intro
Conclusions/Results
100

People with a communication disability represent ___ of the US population

10%

100

an affirmative response to questions regarding difficulties or problems with their voice, speech, or language during the past 12 months.

how the participants were defined as having a communication disability

100

individuals that experienced higher rates of trouble finding a provider for healthcare

all individuals in the study with CD

200

People with speech, language, and/or voice disabilities  

A communication disability

200

(1) voice disabilities only (2) speech and/or language (SL) disabilities only, and (3) speech and/or language and voice (SLV) disabilities.

What are the mutually exclusive variables that were used to define CD

200

The researchers expected that _____disabilities are less likely to impact a respondent’s health and health outcomes compared to speech or language disabilities

voice

300

People with a CD are generally ____ medically complex and have ______challenges accessing care than people without CD.

more, greater

300

Health, access to healthcare, unmet needs for healthcare, and healthcare utilization were all of the _____

study outcomes

300

Patients with CD report frequently______________  as a consequence of communication challenges with providers and staff.

switching healthcare providers

400

Study that reported low satisfaction with healthcare and patient-provider communication among persons with CD.

The study of Medicare recipients, Hoffman et al.

400

Examining the health and healthcare outcomes of people with CD compared to people without CD in the USA.

What is the purpose of this study

400

Individuals with CD were as likely as those without CD to have usual sources of care for _____ ______ and _____

 Routine care and illness.