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患者の経験と医療における母語使用に対する認識:ウェールズ人の視点

Maisie E Edwards1, Owen Bodger1, Menna Brown1

  • 1Swansea University Medical School, Swansea University, Swansea, UK.

Journal of patient experience
|February 12, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

ウェールズ語話者の多くは,好みの言語でプライマリケアを受けることができず,コミュニケーションとケアに影響を及ぼしています. ウェールズ語のサービスは,一般診療所 (GPs) で一貫して利用できるようにするため,政策の変更が必要である.

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バイリンガルのケア臨床医と患者の関係コミュニケーション・コミュニケーション・コミュニケーションインクルージョン (Inclusion) とは言語の不一致性 言語の不一致性患者体験は患者さんの経験です.患者の視点/ナラティブ

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