This article discusses the emotional distress experienced by the interpreters meeting
communication needs of Syrian refugees in Türkiye in non-governmental organizations …

Communication access is a legislated right for deaf people in many settings in the United
States; however, the number of professional signed language interpreters does not meet the …

Latinos/as, the fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States, experience high cancer
rates. Factors contributing to treatment decisions among Latinos diagnosed with cancer …

This paper presents the results of our fieldwork with an NGO in the Valencian Community
(Spain) that temporarily takes in asylum seekers and refugees (ASRs), especially from Arab …

Structural changes in the United States social, political, and economic landscape have
triggered changes in institutional practices, and the sphere of healthcare is no exception …

The present paper seeks to underscore the importance of nonverbal cues in the interpreting
processes occurring in healthcare settings and to investigate how these are addressed in a …

This article describes the incidence of empathy in field interpreters who work with vulnerable
populations in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Qualitative data was gathered …

This paper discusses the emotions experienced by subtitlers who subtitle sensitive
audiovisual material.“Sensitive audiovisual material” refers to audiovisual texts which deal …

The objective of this qualitative study in New Zealand was to investigate how general
practitioners and patients discuss chronic pain in consultations. Chronic pain is a complex …

Federal legislation mandates access to effective communication; however, deaf patients
seeking services in US hospitals continue to face barriers that present them with inadequate …