Add to ORKGExplores perceptions of current registered nurses\u27 encounters with limited English proficiency (LEP) Spanish speaking clients, negative outcomes related to LEP perceived by these nurses, and suggestions offered by these RNs for innovative interventions that would lessen language barriers. Describes an exploratory study conducted via a survey of nurses working in urban health clinics within Rhode Island and discusses microscopic and macroscopic nursing implications related to language barriers between nurses and their clients
Approximately 8.6% of the total U.S. population is considered limited English proficient (LEP), a te...
Health care encounters can be stressful, compromising a patient’s ability to fully engage and unders...
As the number of Spanish speaking immigrants coming to the United States increases, there will also ...
Explores perceptions of current registered nurses\u27 encounters with limited English proficiency (L...
The United States has traditionally been called the melting pot, but this melting pot can present pr...
Language barriers in health care are a growing concern for patients and health care providers. Accor...
It is the obligation of health care professionals to provide safe and effective communication to all...
Abstract Background: Limited English proficiency (LEP) population continues to grow; and healthcare...
Aim and objective: To explore nurses’ perspectives of language barriers and their impact on the prov...
The United States has traditionally been called the melting pot, but this melting pot can present pr...
The purpose of this research was to describe the development, implementation, timeline, and future e...
The language barrier in healthcare and Hispanic patients leads to a lack of understanding, education...
Due to globalization, the United States has become more diverse than ever, which means that healthc...
Abstract The United States has many immigrants that have not yet mastered the language, causing them...
Health care is growing ever diverse and linguistically challenging. Language barriers in healthcare ...
Approximately 8.6% of the total U.S. population is considered limited English proficient (LEP), a te...
Health care encounters can be stressful, compromising a patient’s ability to fully engage and unders...
As the number of Spanish speaking immigrants coming to the United States increases, there will also ...
Explores perceptions of current registered nurses\u27 encounters with limited English proficiency (L...
The United States has traditionally been called the melting pot, but this melting pot can present pr...
Language barriers in health care are a growing concern for patients and health care providers. Accor...
It is the obligation of health care professionals to provide safe and effective communication to all...
Abstract Background: Limited English proficiency (LEP) population continues to grow; and healthcare...
Aim and objective: To explore nurses’ perspectives of language barriers and their impact on the prov...
The United States has traditionally been called the melting pot, but this melting pot can present pr...
The purpose of this research was to describe the development, implementation, timeline, and future e...
The language barrier in healthcare and Hispanic patients leads to a lack of understanding, education...
Due to globalization, the United States has become more diverse than ever, which means that healthc...
Abstract The United States has many immigrants that have not yet mastered the language, causing them...
Health care is growing ever diverse and linguistically challenging. Language barriers in healthcare ...
Approximately 8.6% of the total U.S. population is considered limited English proficient (LEP), a te...
Health care encounters can be stressful, compromising a patient’s ability to fully engage and unders...
As the number of Spanish speaking immigrants coming to the United States increases, there will also ...