{"id":8559,"date":"2020-04-16T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2020-04-16T05:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/test.tulsa-health.org\/deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-accessibility-during-covid-19\/"},"modified":"2025-02-06T16:25:40","modified_gmt":"2025-02-06T22:25:40","slug":"deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-accessibility-during-covid-19","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tulsa-health.org\/tl\/deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-accessibility-during-covid-19\/","title":{"rendered":"Bingi at Mahirap sa Pandinig sa Panahon ng COVID-19"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Ang mga sumusunod na tip at mapagkukunan ay nagbibigay-daan sa mga indibidwal na may pagkawala ng pandinig na pareho ang accessibility sa impormasyon ng COVID-19 at mahalagang pagmemensahe gaya ng mga taong may karaniwang pandinig. Mangyaring isaalang-alang kapag naglilingkod sa populasyon na ito.<\/p>\n<p>Mga Tip para sa Pakikipag-usap sa mga Pasyenteng Bingi at Mahirap Makarinig sa mga Ospital<\/p>\n<p>Magsalita ng mabagal<br \/>\nBawasan ang ingay at makuha ang atensyon ng pasyente<br \/>\nItanong kung paano mas gustong makipag-usap ng pasyente<br \/>\nVerbal, manual (ASL), nakasulat, atbp<br \/>\nTiyaking ginagamit ng mga nagsusuot ng hearing aid\/cochlear implant ang mga ito<br \/>\nMagpalitan habang nakikipag-usap sa pasyente<br \/>\nHuwag sumigaw, labis na bigyang-diin, o palakihin ang iyong mga salita<br \/>\nHuwag makipag-usap sa pasyente habang naglalakad<br \/>\nRephrase remarks kung hindi naiintindihan<br \/>\nIsaalang-alang ang paggamit ng portable hearing amplifier<br \/>\nAvailable ang mga app na Jacoti ListenApp,<br \/>\nMaaaring may kakayahan ang mga user ng Hearing Aid na gumawa ng mga pagsasaayos sa kanilang telepono o maaaring magkaroon ng access na gawing personal na mikropono ang kanilang telepono<br \/>\nGumamit ng speech to text application<br \/>\nGoogle Transcribe, Google translate<\/p>\n<p>Mga maskara sa panahon ng pakikipag-usap nang harapan<br \/>\nAng paggamit ng mga telang panakip sa mukha o surgical mask ay nag-aalis ng kakayahan para sa visual reinforcement ng kung ano ang sinasabi ng isang tao at maaari ring bawasan ang intelligibility ng mensahe ng hanggang 12dBHL depende sa uri ng mask na ginamit. (Tandaan na ito ngayon ay karagdagan sa kalubhaan ng pagkawala ng pandinig ng tao).<\/p>\n<p>May mga facemask na magagamit na bingi o mahirap marinig na &quot;friendly&quot; na may malinaw na plastic para sa kakayahang makita ang iyong bibig. Gayunpaman, tandaan, habang ito ay kapaki-pakinabang, 45 porsiyento lamang ng wikang Ingles ang naiintindihan sa pamamagitan ng pagbabasa ng labi.<\/p>\n<p>Mga Mapagkukunan ng Captioning para sa Live Streaming o Mga Video Conference Call<br \/>\nBagama&#039;t may access ang mga user sa kontrol ng volume sa kanilang mga personal na device kapag nanonood ng video, hindi ito palaging nakakatulong na magbigay ng kalinawan para sa pag-unawa sa impormasyong ipinamamahagi. Hindi inaalok ang closed captioning sa panahon ng live streaming o mga video na tawag sa telepono o sa pamamagitan ng ilang partikular na application sa social media.<\/p>\n<p>Kung ang isang video ay nai-post bilang isang recording sa YouTube, maaari mong i-on ang closed captioning. Magkaroon ng kamalayan na hindi ito ang pinakatumpak. Ang isa ay kailangang magdagdag ng isang tekstong bersyon ng impormasyon sa mga komento o magkaroon ng isang application na tumatakbo nang sabay-sabay sa isang live na pag-record.<\/p>\n<p>Otter Captioning<br \/>\nWebCaptioner<br \/>\nAva<br \/>\nGoogle Live Transcribe<br \/>\nPara sa mga taong nangangailangan ng mga interpreter ng sign language sa pamamagitan ng video relay<br \/>\nMga mapagkukunan ng paaralan para sa mga platform na nangangailangan ng closed captioning<\/p>\n<p>Serye ng Video ng CDC ASL<br \/>\nUpang matulungan ang mga bingi at may kapansanan sa pandinig na manatiling ligtas bago, sa panahon at pagkatapos ng isang emerhensiyang pangkalusugan, nag-aalok ang CDC ng mga video ng anunsyo sa pampublikong serbisyo ng American Sign Language (ASL).<\/p>\n<p>Paggamit ng mga serbisyo ng teleponong may caption<br \/>\nKung may opsyon para sa isang indibidwal na may normal na pandinig na mag-dial sa numero ng telepono (hal., para malaman ang takdang-aralin sa araw na iyon, lumahok sa isang conference call), kailangang mayroong accessible na opsyon para sa iyong estudyante\/empleyado na bingi. o mahirap sa pandinig. Magagawa ito sa pamamagitan ng Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) na isang libreng serbisyo ng teleponong may caption na available sa US HINDI ito katulad ng pagkakaroon ng iyong videoconference \/ webinar \/ instructional lesson na nilagyan ng caption ng isang live na captioner.<\/p>\n<p>Ang CapTel, CaptionCall at ClearCaptions ay may mga stand-alone na naka-caption na telepono na nakaupo sa iyong desk. Ang mga taong may diagnosed na pagkawala ng pandinig ay maaaring makakuha ng isa sa mga teleponong ito nang libre sa pamamagitan ng pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga provider na ito.<br \/>\nAng mga produkto tulad ng WebCapTel ay mayroon ding mga app na maaaring matingnan sa mga portable na device pati na rin sa iyong computer. Maaaring gamitin ang InnoCaption para mag-caption ng mga tawag sa isang cellphone.<\/p>\n<p>Pananatiling Konektado<br \/>\nAng komunikasyon ang pinakamahalagang bagay para sa komunidad ng mga bingi. Karaniwang nagtitipon ang mga bingi sa paaralan, mga restawran, mga cafe, at mga bahay ng bawat isa. Dahil sa COVID-19, kailangan nating dumistansya para mabawasan ang pagkalat ng virus.<\/p>\n<p>Bagama&#039;t nasasaktan ang lahat, lalo itong naaapektuhan ng komunidad ng mga bingi dahil marami sa kanila ang umaasa sa mga social gathering para makipag-usap sa isang tao. Narito ang limang paraan upang manatiling konektado.<\/p>\n<p>Kalusugang pangkaisipan<br \/>\nAng mga bingi na indibidwal ay nakakaranas ng parehong mga alalahanin sa kalusugan ng pag-iisip tulad ng kanilang mga kapantay sa pandinig at, dahil dito, naghahanap ng parehong mga serbisyo upang matugunan ang mga alalahaning ito. Gayunpaman, hindi tulad ng nakakarinig na mga indibidwal, ang mga bingi ay hindi palaging nakakahanap ng access sa mga serbisyo sa kalusugan ng isip. Narito ang isang Mental Health Tip Sheet mula sa National Deaf Center.<\/p>\n<p>Karagdagang Mga Mapagkukunan<\/p>\n<p>6 Katotohanan tungkol sa COVID-19 (CDC)<br \/>\nMga FAQ sa COVID-19 (CDC)<br \/>\nPagpapanatili ng Mental Health (APA)<br \/>\nCoronavirus Self Checker (CDC)<br \/>\nInteractive na Mapa (John Hopkins)<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The\u00a0following tips and resources allow individuals with hearing loss the same accessibility to\u00a0COVID-19 information and important messaging as people with average hearing. Please take into consideration when serving this population. 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