What do health care services have to do to ensure the comfort of deaf people?

Health care services (the NHS) need to make reasonable adjustments for all Deaf people, so they can have equal accessibility. To ensure there is no unfair treatment towards deaf people, the NHS also need to make some inquiries such as setting up a specific system to help deaf people to have access to healthcare. This system of classification includes emails and texting, which nowadays the world including Deaf people are up to date with new technology, therefore deaf people, in particular, uses technology to communicate, socialize and make important plans. This may aid them to make an appointment to see their doctors without any concern.

The health inequality caused by a failure due to gaps in service provision and the specific social determinants is significant due to the poorer health of deaf people from the rest of the population.  There is a lot of evidence shown that there are some issues is preventing deaf people to have access to the services that they are entitled to. It is crucial that deaf people have the help that they need, with regards to their well-being. To able to advocate the main causes are tackled is to encourage deaf people to take part in daily activities and to ensure that there are some changes that will be made.  In order to prevent poorer health, the government and NHS need to have a service designed to meet the needs of individuals with sensory or cognitive impairments. This service will enable the absolute possible attribute treatment and care to be provided to meet the care needs of the individuals.