Includes bibliographical references (pages 47-49).Ineffective communication between healthcare providers and patients with limited English proficiency is one of the main causes of patients receiving inadequate access to healthcare services. The objective of this study is to analyze the interpreter's role in medical interactions as he brokers communication between English-speaking healthcare providers and Spanish-speaking patients. In this thesis I present four English-Spanish medical interview transcripts to analyze the role of the interpreter using eight discourse analysis tools. Those are: deixis, fill in the blank, integration, frame problem, figured worlds, why this way and not that way, identities building tools and connection building...
The linguistic barriers that healthcare professionals encounter when communicating with foreign lang...
This article presents an analysis of 55 conversations between doctors and patients, who did not shar...
The U.S. has a large, continually growing, limited English proficiency (LEP) population. This chall...
The lack of Spanish-Speaking doctors in the U.S. necessitates the use of medical interpreters for ma...
This thesis explores the agency (decision making ability) and resource-seeking behaviors of Spanish-...
The current study explores Spanish linguistics in the medical field and the crucial role of the medi...
According to Gumperz (1982: 172-285), daily interaction often gives rise to misunderstandings, frust...
319 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2004.This study examines medical i...
The United States is an increasingly multicultural society, where there is a growing number of peopl...
The linguistic barriers that healthcare professionals encounter when communicating with foreign lang...
In the United States, many patients cannot speak English well enough to communicate with their medic...
International audienceThis paper studies the activity of lay interpreters (LI) in bilingual (Yucatec...
In our current societies, people from different backgrounds and cultures who speak different languag...
Objectives: Sociolinguistic studies on dialogue interpretation suggest that the interpreters in heal...
Spanish interpreters working in health care can often be expected to handle a wide variety of accent...
The linguistic barriers that healthcare professionals encounter when communicating with foreign lang...
This article presents an analysis of 55 conversations between doctors and patients, who did not shar...
The U.S. has a large, continually growing, limited English proficiency (LEP) population. This chall...
The lack of Spanish-Speaking doctors in the U.S. necessitates the use of medical interpreters for ma...
This thesis explores the agency (decision making ability) and resource-seeking behaviors of Spanish-...
The current study explores Spanish linguistics in the medical field and the crucial role of the medi...
According to Gumperz (1982: 172-285), daily interaction often gives rise to misunderstandings, frust...
319 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2004.This study examines medical i...
The United States is an increasingly multicultural society, where there is a growing number of peopl...
The linguistic barriers that healthcare professionals encounter when communicating with foreign lang...
In the United States, many patients cannot speak English well enough to communicate with their medic...
International audienceThis paper studies the activity of lay interpreters (LI) in bilingual (Yucatec...
In our current societies, people from different backgrounds and cultures who speak different languag...
Objectives: Sociolinguistic studies on dialogue interpretation suggest that the interpreters in heal...
Spanish interpreters working in health care can often be expected to handle a wide variety of accent...
The linguistic barriers that healthcare professionals encounter when communicating with foreign lang...
This article presents an analysis of 55 conversations between doctors and patients, who did not shar...
The U.S. has a large, continually growing, limited English proficiency (LEP) population. This chall...