Aim Medical consultations focused on managing the transition to palliative care are
interpersonally challenging and require high levels of communicative competence. In the …

The goal of this metasynthesis study was to employ qualitative research studies to explore
the experiences of interpreters working in hospitals or mental healthcare facilities. Using …

Background: Language barriers can influence the quality of health care and health
outcomes of limited English proficient patients with cancer. The use of medical interpretation …

Objective This study aimed to develop and assess the feasibility of an online communication
skills training intervention to increase cultural competence amongst oncology nurses …

The aim of this pilot qualitative study was to describe the experiences and beliefs of medical
interpreters when working with genetic counselors and other genetic providers caring for …

One in every eight persons in Hawaiʻi, USA, have limited English proficiency (LEP) and are
entitled to free language assistance for federally funded services under Title IV of the Civil …

Introduction Medical interpreters experience emotional burdens from the complex demands
at work. Because communication access is a social determinant of health, protecting and …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND In our ever-increasingly multicultural, multilingual society,
medical interpreters serve an important role in the provision of care. Though it is known that …

Background The burden of breast cancer is a key challenge for women's health globally.
Rehabilitation needs and strategies for living with long‐term consequences of breast cancer …

Marginal communities, such as culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) patients, have
significantly lower rates of recruitment, accrual, and retention in cancer clinical trials. A …