HealthIT Answers November 25, 2024
By Kat Jackson, VP Language Operations, AMN Language Services
The role of a medically trained interpreter is nothing short of essential in such a growing and diverse world. With language barriers often standing in the way of quality care, these interpreters ensure that every patient, regardless of their native language, can have equal access to healthcare. By making medically trained interpreters a vital part of the care team, we can create a more equitable healthcare environment, one that leads to improved patient outcomes and fosters mutual understanding.
Normalizing the use of interpreters within healthcare is essential — a triadic relationship involving patients, clinical/physician staff, and healthcare stakeholders. Engaging medically trained interpreters can foster cultural humility and help close care gaps...
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