The present research examines the perspectives of New Zealand-based telephone
interpreters on the challenges they encounter at work. Telephone interpreting, as a new form …

Medical interpreters are the primary facilitators of effective communication between clinical
providers and patients with limited English proficiency. They can assist in managing …

1. Background It is difficult to estimate the exact number of deaf signers throughout the UK,
but based on an analysis of the 2011 Scottish census results, Turner (2020) estimates a …

Abstract Background Patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) may have worse health
outcomes and differences in processes of care. Language status may particularly affect …

Background: Medical interpreters are critical mediators in communication with pediatric
subjects and families to include participation in difficult conversations. Objective: The …

1. Background It is difficult to estimate the exact number of deaf signers throughout the UK,
but based on an analysis of the 2011 Scottish census results, Turner (2020) estimates a …

Background: Despite their essential role in language concordant patient care, medical
interpreters do not routinely receive training focused on difficult conversations and may not …

To explore the experiences of Latina immigrants with advanced breast cancer and their
support networks. We conducted semi-structured interviews with low-income Latina …

Australia, like many other nations, continues to become more culturally and linguistically
diverse. Medical interpreters play a key role in bridging the linguistic gap between …

Mental health interpreters are often exposed to traumatic material, such as accounts of
torture, sexual violence and persecution, and are likely to experience symptoms of trauma …