… compared errors in medical interpretation and their potential clinical consequences among
professional hospital interpreters, ad hoc interpreters, and encounters with no interpreters. …

… Errors in medical interpretation were found to be alarmingly common in this study, averaging
∼31 per clinical encounter. In addition, there was no statistically significant difference …

… For the number of linguistic errors and potential medical errors, we utilized utterances as …
medical interpreting and 60 hours for introduction to simultaneous medical interpreting. …

… interpreters’ medical backgrounds and interpreting errors, the findings of this study have
implications for the training and education of medical interpreters in Japan, where interpreters …

… of medical interpreter services on health care quality. Asystematic literature review was
conducted on the impact of interpreter … interpreter errors occur with untrained ad hoc interpreters. …

… of information on errors in medical interpreting and their … medical interpreting training on
interpreting errors in the cancer encounter, by comparing trained and untrained interpreters, …

… a previous rigorous study of interpreter errors published in a major peer-reviewed medical
journal. In a systematic review of the published literature on medical interpretation since 1966, …

… medical errors that occur in hospitals. Although the principles of patient safety and the science
of preventing medical errors … interviews was not using a qualified interpreter, which led to …

… the interpretation of radiographs range from 8-11%.1 – 5 A change of treatment was required
for 1-3% of these patients. These errors in interpreting … Errors related to the misdiagnosis of …

… During the trial, the interpreter makes errors which you do not catch because you do not … to
the interpretation errors because she does not speak English and is unaware that errors were …