… Trained medical interpreters are instrumental to patient satisfaction and quality of care. They
… Both patients and clinicians rated the trained interpreters highly, and we observed a trend …

… : (1) peer-reviewed English publication; (2) contained data about the use of professional
medical interpreters and a relevant clinical topic; and (3) compared the results for a group using …

… As a result it is critical that bilingual staff are language certified and receive training in
interpretation if they are used when medical interpreters are not present or are unavailable for the …

… Anecdotal information from our work in the hospital also suggests that clinicians in some …
The impact of medical interpreter services on the quality of health care: a systematic review …

… In addition, interpreters may affect patient satisfaction with the clinical … using a medical
interpreter, from pre-interview arrangements with the interpreter to proper positioning and medical …

… access to a professional (trained and tested) medical interpreter for more than 100 languages.
… phone billing data set did not record types of clinical interactions, and so we were not able …

… fewer errors in medical interpretation when professional interpreters were utilized instead of
… interpreters. In a recent study of clinicians who provide care to LEP patients, the majority of …

… clinicians on the appropriate use of second language skills and interpreters in clinical care.
… between in-person interpretation or videoconference medical interpretation and telephonic …

… This study expands upon the definition of clinical empathy in interpreter-mediated … of
medical interpretation practice may be warranted regarding interpreters’ ability to adapt clinicians’ …

… services (no date available) Request the medical interpreter to … clinical consequences in
examples revealing patient education by interpreters, which cover institutional and medical-…