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Kade Randall (left), a Standardized Patient, works with University of Maryland School of Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice students Angela Gale (center) and Cierra Arias to help them better understand how to provide gender-affirming care. Photo by Matthew D’Agostino

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Author - Emily Bleiweis

Respectful Interactions: Standardized Patients Help Train Future Health Care Workers

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