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See Latest ArticlesThe design and pilot of a translation aid to help ED clinicians enhance communication with the Portuguese-speaking patient
International Journal of Emergency Medicine, 03/03/09
Han A et al. - Language barriers hinder health care delivery in settings with culturally diverse populations. Interventions to accommodate non-English-speaking patients have been shown to shorten length of stay and reduce non-urgent visits. The pilot of the instrument was well received by patients and resulted in improved communication.
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