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- Study conducted on the effectiveness of VRI for Deaf patients. - Participants: 210 Deaf adults in Colombia. - VRI improved expressiveness but not overall comprehension. - Importance of health literacy, trust, and resource access identified. - Emphasis on structured workflows and training for staff. - VRI implementation should consider broader systemic support. - First randomized trial evaluating VRI efficacy in this context.
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Lost in Translation
Randomized clinical trial evaluates the effectiveness of video remote interpreting for Deaf patients in a health care setting
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by Conexiant News Staff
February 10, 2026
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3 min
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