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What the Senses, Rhetoric, and Literacy Can Teach Us about Communicating in Emergency Situations
Dr. Elizabeth Angeli is the 2019 Eunice C. Williams Scholar in Health and Medical Communication. She will give the talk “What Pre-hospital Care Providers Can Teach Us about Emergency Communication” that will examine how individuals in emergency situations use language to convey health and medical in
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