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    Vulnerable groups experience higher risks of poverty, social exclusion, discrimination, and violence. They include ethnic minorities, migrants, people with disabilities, isolated elderly people, and children. The document provides tips for communicating with older patients, such as allowing extra time, avoiding distractions, sitting face-to-face, maintaining eye contact, listening, speaking slowly and clearly, using simple language, and focusing on one topic at a time. It also notes the importance of communicating with women, children, and their family members.

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    Vulnerable groups experience higher risks of poverty, social exclusion, discrimination, and violence. They include ethnic minorities, migrants, people with disabilities, isolated elderly people, and children. The document provides tips for communicating with older patients, such as allowing extra time, avoiding distractions, sitting face-to-face, maintaining eye contact, listening, speaking slowly and clearly, using simple language, and focusing on one topic at a time. It also notes the importance of communicating with women, children, and their family members.

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    Communicating With Vulnerable Groups

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    Sharmila Hemalatha
    Vulnerable groups experience higher risks of poverty, social exclusion, discrimination, and violence. They include ethnic minorities, migrants, people with disabilities, isolated elderly people, and children. The document provides tips for communicating with older patients, such as allowing extra time, avoiding distractions, sitting face-to-face, maintaining eye contact, listening, speaking slowly and clearly, using simple language, and focusing on one topic at a time. It also notes the importance of communicating with women, children, and their family members.

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    Communication with

    vulnerable groups
    Vulnerable Groups are groups of persons that
    experience a higher risk of poverty, social
    exclusion, discrimination and violence than the
    general population, including, but not limited to,
    ethnic minorities, migrants, people with
    disabilities, isolated elderly people and children.
    Communicating with old age
    Allow extra time for older patients. ...
    Avoid distractions. ...
    Sit face to face. ...
    Maintain eye contact. ...
    Listen. ...
    Speak slowly, clearly and loudly. ...
    Use short, simple words and sentences. ...
    Stick to one topic at a time.
    Communicating with woman
    Communicating with childrens
    and with their family members
    The end

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