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485 related items for PubMed ID: 31898078

  • 1. Language Assistance for the Care of Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Patients in the Emergency Department: A Survey of Providers and Staff.
    Taira BR, Torres J, Nguyen A, Guo R, Samra S.
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  • 2. Language assistance for limited English proficiency patients in a public ED: determining the unmet need.
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  • 3. Preoperative consent for patients with limited English proficiency.
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  • 8. Appropriate Use of Medical Interpreters in the Breast Imaging Clinic.
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  • 9. Barriers to the use of interpreters in emergency room paediatric consultations.
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  • 12. Challenges Facing Heart Failure Patients With Limited English Proficiency: A Qualitative Analysis Leveraging Interpreters' Perspectives.
    Latif Z, Makuvire T, Feder SL, Wadhera RK, Garan AR, Pinzon PQ, Warraich HJ.
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  • 13. Overcoming language barriers with foreign-language speaking patients: a survey to investigate intra-hospital variation in attitudes and practices.
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  • 18. Language interpreter utilization in the emergency department setting: a clinical review.
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  • 20. Use of interpreters by physicians for hospitalized limited English proficient patients and its impact on patient outcomes.
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