… What is the most important skill for a medical interpreter? 16. Do you think your clinical
specialty influence your expectations and needs for a medical interpreter? In what way? …

… medical interpreters improves communication between physicians and patients with limited
… , increasing numbers of non-English-speaking patients seen by clinicians in the health care …

… headsets, interpreters communicate with the patient or clinician at any site where medical care
… foreign born and had at least 6 months of on-the-job experience in medical interpretation. …

… for Hmong patients. The purpose of this study is to understand Hmong medical interpreters’
… that affect their ability to make accurate medical interpretations during clinical encounters. …

… medical interpreters, drawing on data from over 300 medical encounters and interviewing the
interpreters … results: a more complete medical history; improved clinical judgment and more …

… -role interpreters in this study are used primarily in a clinical … Licensed clinicians did not pass
as medical interpreters at … more medical assistants tended to pass at the medical interpreter …

… non-professional interpreters (which we call “ad hoc” interpreters) on clinical and psychiatric
… working with professional interpreters improved quality of care. Interpretation is more than …

… on medical interpretation reports that physicians and patients … (It is a cardinal sin in th context
of bio-medical practices to … an impossibl clinical situation-to this interpreter, the patient god …

… English in a clinical setting is unknown. Typically, hospitals tend to ask patients about the
need for an interpreter during the medical visit or about language preference for medical care, …

… medical interpreters reduce … interpreters, LEP patients reported worse pain and nonpain
symptom management and their family members lacked understanding of the patient's clinical …