Student Advocates: Factors Related to Involvement in Advocacy

Rogers, Margaret R.; Buchanon, Kayla; Marraccini, Marisa E.; Lubiner, Anna G.; O’Bryon, Elisabeth C.; Dupont, Jennifer A.

doi:10.1037/e604892013-001

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“…19 Additionally, advocating not only influences lawmakers but empowers other members in the field. Rogers et al 20 described advocating as a way of mentorship, which can empower new advocates to become more comfortable in identifying and presenting policy changes.…”

Section: Addressing Barriers To Advocacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding State-Level Advocacy: A Guide for Hearing Healthcare Professionals

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2022

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Advocacy is a core component of moving the hearing healthcare environment forward to optimize patient care and allow providers to work to the full extent of their scope of practice. Despite its importance, advocacy, particularly at the level of state governments, can present to many as a daunting, sometimes futile, task. The purpose of this article is to describe advocating at the state level for hearing healthcare service providers. This article will discuss considerations for audiology practitioners interested in state-level advocacy, including variations in state government organization, benefits and barriers to state advocacy, and state-level issues that affect practitioners.

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Section: Addressing Barriers To Advocacymentioning

confidence: 99%