Examines the need for trained medical interpreters by comparing the satisfaction of emergency room patients, doctors, and triage and discharge nurses when provided with interpreters and when provided only with telephone language lines or ad hoc services
Handout for effectively using medical interpreting services.https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/fmclerk/176...
The United States is experiencing a linguistically diverse population growth. Although linguistical...
The Limited English Proficiency (LEP) population in the United States requires interpreters in order...
Objective. Todetermine if professionalmedical interpreters have a positive impact on clinical care f...
Patients who do not speak English as their primary language suffer from worse patient outcomes than ...
Twenty-one million Americans are limited in English proficiency (LEP), but little is known about the...
Accuracy and Patient Satisfaction with using a Language Interpreter in the Healthcare Setting: A Sys...
BACKGROUND: Professional interpreters improve care for limited English proficient patients but are u...
In our current societies, people from different backgrounds and cultures who speak different languag...
PURPOSE: Provision of interpreter services for non-English-speaking patients is a federal requiremen...
This file was last viewed in Microsoft Edge.This study examines the effects of different medical int...
The Use of Qualified Medical Interpreters in Healthcare: Barriers for Healthcare Professionals By An...
Background: Patients who do not speak English well may rely on the use of family members or professi...
This study examines the significance of language access in healthcare and the transformative impact ...
The provision of professional interpreting services in the hospital setting decreases communication ...
Handout for effectively using medical interpreting services.https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/fmclerk/176...
The United States is experiencing a linguistically diverse population growth. Although linguistical...
The Limited English Proficiency (LEP) population in the United States requires interpreters in order...
Objective. Todetermine if professionalmedical interpreters have a positive impact on clinical care f...
Patients who do not speak English as their primary language suffer from worse patient outcomes than ...
Twenty-one million Americans are limited in English proficiency (LEP), but little is known about the...
Accuracy and Patient Satisfaction with using a Language Interpreter in the Healthcare Setting: A Sys...
BACKGROUND: Professional interpreters improve care for limited English proficient patients but are u...
In our current societies, people from different backgrounds and cultures who speak different languag...
PURPOSE: Provision of interpreter services for non-English-speaking patients is a federal requiremen...
This file was last viewed in Microsoft Edge.This study examines the effects of different medical int...
The Use of Qualified Medical Interpreters in Healthcare: Barriers for Healthcare Professionals By An...
Background: Patients who do not speak English well may rely on the use of family members or professi...
This study examines the significance of language access in healthcare and the transformative impact ...
The provision of professional interpreting services in the hospital setting decreases communication ...
Handout for effectively using medical interpreting services.https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/fmclerk/176...
The United States is experiencing a linguistically diverse population growth. Although linguistical...
The Limited English Proficiency (LEP) population in the United States requires interpreters in order...