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Learning Objectives
Identify four fundamental communication rights that ensure dignity, autonomy, and inclusion for non-speaking individuals.
Explore three key terms that help describe the unique ways non-speaking patients express themselves.
Learn how to recognize both impaired and preserved communication abilities in patients to foster more effective interactions.
Discover five essential strategies tailored to different stages of care, enhancing meaningful engagement.
Demonstrate three practical techniques families can use to improve daily communication with their non-speaking loved ones.