Mark's Story
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Uploaded by CDCStreamingHealth on Jan 13, 2010
This video tells the story of Mark and his role as a person helping future health care providers improve their care of people with disabilities. The intent of this video is not to endorse specific activities, but to share one man's story, experience, and hope.
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Bring a person with a disability that is young go in so these students can learn what youth with disabilities need. Sex education,privacy concerns etc!
changingtheworldat17 8 months ago
Good message. I am disabled (legally blind( and have also acted as a standardized patient in grad school. It was a great opportunity for the med students to have exposure to disabilities.
On my blog Labelosophy, I often discuss the importance of disability acceptance in society. Acceptance in the healthcare community is vital.
Labelosophy 8 months ago
What a story, Mark.
Dah3llboy 1 year ago