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How to assess the Language needs of the patients that visit your facility
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National Standards for Interpreters
National Council on Interpreting in Health Care
October 26, 2005- The National Council on Interpreting in Health Care (NCIHC) has published the National Standards of Practice for Interpreters in Health Care, the first such standards for medical interpreting professionals in the United States.
Co-funded by The Commonwealth Fund and The California Endowment, the standards were developed through a national consensus-building process that included focus groups and surveys of hundreds of working health care interpreters from across the United States over a two-year period. State and regional organizations also participated.
Mental Health Care in Translation
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What’s in a Word?
A Guide to Understanding Interpreting and Translation in Health Care
As you struggle to meet the needs of your patients and provide high-quality patient-centered care, do you know the differences between interpreting and translation? Do you feel confident when hiring interpreters and contracting a translation service? Are you able to hire interpreters confidently and contract for a translation? And, even more importantly, how do you assure quality in the interpreting that has been delivered and in the translation that has been produced? The media often use these terms interchangeably, and contribute to the perception of the general public that translators and interpreters are simply parrots, copiers, or walking dictionaries. But competent interpreters and translators must possess a specialized set of skills. Both are agents in creating understanding between people, but they do so by different means.
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