Communication disability in low and middle-income countries: a call to action

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⇒ Communication disability is a common but underreported and often neglected part of health, rehabilitation and disability services, despite communication being a human right.⇒ Communication disability has far-reaching impacts throughout life.⇒ Innovation is required in contexts where services for people with communication disability are limitedparticularly low and middle-income countries.⇒ Local and national governments, funders/commissioners, communication disability experts, universities, non-government organisations, communities, health, social care, rehabilitation services and education sectors all have a role to play in putting communication disability on the global disability/(re) habilitation agenda.