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Dionne Hart1, Juan Bowen, Ramona DeJesus
1MMA Minority and Cultural Affairs Committee, USA.
Abstract:
Research has demonstrated that appropriate use of interpreters in clinical encounters improves outcomes and decreases adverse events. This article reviews both the medical reasons for working with trained medical interpreters and the related laws, and offers practical tips for working effectively with interpreters.
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