… Treating clinicians may have perceived a lack of … interpretation by patients’ family members
or other hospital staff. Aligned with the literature, a survey study of 82 neurology clinicians at …

… errors noted in this study also indicate that more training is needed for clinicians in the
use of medical interpreters. Clinicians commit most false fluency errors when the interpreter …

… Our prior systematic review found that professional interpreters improve patient-clinician …
professional medical interpreters for more than 100 languages in less than 1 min (Fig. 1). …

… This chapter considers the dynamics and complexities of this emerging clinical pas de trois
(… medical interpreters employed at four health-care settings, including two academic medical …

… Providers often prefer interpreters who are familiar with the clinical … clinical urgency and
clinical locations.42 Extensive waiting for a professional interpreter before checking patients’ …

… to commit an interpretation error of clinical consequence, 8 yet employed hospital interpreters
have also been found to commit errors of clinical significance. In fact, interpretation errors …

… This paper reviews the literature on medical interpreter use and reports the results of a
week-long audit … – we did not investigate patient or interpreter perspectives, or clinical outcomes. …

… of professional medical interpretation services, with demonstrated acceptability among
patients and clinicians, 31,39 and preference over telephone interpretation. Our study found that …

… effort among clinicians, medical interpreters, and evaluation … between medical interpreters
and cancer clinicians will help … of patients with limited English proficiency into clinical trials. …

… who were already interviewed for this study (ie, repeat visits), and per treating clinicians,
patients with critical illness or acute distress, potential victims of sexual assault, and emotionally …