Objective To identify the ways in which physicians, patients and interpreters express emotions,
react to emotional expressions and/or coordinate the emotional interaction in interpreter-…

… cope with emergencies, healthcare interpreting has historically been … , interpreters convey
their understanding of the emotional … on interpreting in healthcare documents how interpreters’ …

… ethnographical frameworks to conceptualise an interpreter’s role … argue that distress in
healthcare interpreting could be … distress in interpreting affects the interpreters’ emotional and …

… such as (inter)national laws and norms (eg ISO, see also Tiselius in … of the conceptualisation
of the term ‘interpreter’ in … procedural, cognitive and emotional mechanisms that allow the …

… in this study found that formal debriefing helped manage these emotions and give them …
or a third party, may help reduce the emotional burden that interpreters experience after DC. …

… Such “small stories'' were conceptualized in addition as an … Georgakopoulou’s
conceptualization of small stories, in … societal norms and expectations of how to frame their …

… emotions and their impact on the behaviour of interpreters who work for the military, an
overlooked topic within Interpreting … conditions under which these interpreters work. Second, this …

… ) interpreting, as ethical challenges affect interpreters irrespective … emotional content of mental
health encounters may impact … Participants’ conceptualisation of interpreting (as self, team …

… interpreters undertaking the emotional labor of interpreting … their emotion management in
healthcare interpreting settings… the social, and intentionally conceptualizes affect less rigidly to …

… tool to approach interpreters’ emotional wellbeing in end-of-life contexts within the Spanish
context of interpreting not being fully recognized legally speaking. Within the emotions’ …