Stephanie DeMeyer, MA
Stephanie DeMeyer is an independent consultant committed to addressing issues of inequality by providing support to organizations to achieve their diversity, equity, and inclusion goals. She is skilled in creating strategies to advance health equity for marginalized groups. She holds a bachelor’s degree in American Sign Language (ASL) with an emphasis on social justice, and attended Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. Stephanie is fluent in ASL, and is familiar with French Sign Language (LSF), Korean, and Ghanaian Sign Language.
Articles by Stephanie DeMeyer, MA
Beauty bias develops at a very young age and is reinforced by media and social ideals. But how does it impact cancer care?
Ageism most commonly affects older patients, but younger patients can be affected too. Here’s how you can help.
Language bias is implicit and can affect the quality of care a patient receives. These 5 strategies help mitigate the bias.
There are a few simple things you can do to ensure you and the patient are communicating clearly when using an interpreter.
We all have implicit biases. The fact that we don't know we do is what makes them implicit. Can we identify and correct them?
Health care materials and standards are overwhelmingly based on data and clinical observations of White patients.
Animal-assisted therapy benefits both cancer patients and survivors. Some companies can even partner with your workplace.
There is still a prejudice toward people who are obese or underweight, known as weight stigma or weight bias.
Hearing loss is a common condition affecting cancer survivors. The risk factors for hearing loss are discussed.
Cancer survivors of all ages may have some degree of hearing loss—not just older adults.
To provide gender-affirming care, oncology nurses need more education about the needs of sexual and gender minorities.
Stephanie DeMeyer addresses issues of inequality by providing support to organizations to achieve their inclusion goals.
Nurses can move toward health equity for gender inclusion by using pronouns. Here's how and why.
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