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Review toolkits and studies that provide strategies for advancing language justice in your ED: Betancourt JRRM, et al. Lion KC, et al. Regenstein M, et al. Taira B, et al. Taira B, et al. An implementation science approach improves language access in the emergency department. Lim T, Campbell R, et al.
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