Caring for patients with non-English language preferences

03/27/24 at 03:00 AM

Caring for patients with non-English language preferences 
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses; 3/25/24 
... With a growing population of people who speak a language other than English at home, nurses and other healthcare professionals must work toward providing better language-inclusive medical care. ... Nurses and other clinical providers must be well-informed regarding the lifesaving nature of language access in healthcare despite any personal bias against or perceived inconvenience of using interpreter services. [This article includes: ]

  • Challenges to Access ... 
  • Barriers Lead to Inequity ...
  • It's Required [regulatory and federal] ...
  • How You Can Help [includes "best practices when working with medical interpreters" and "negative attitudes on language equity] ...
  • Looking Forward ...
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