As a former anesthesiologist in Iraq, Dr. Jwan Sulaiman had to leave due to war. Despite her accomplished medical background, she faced challenges getting re-established professionally in her new home. That's when she turned her talents to medical interpreting. Hear Dr. Jwan describe in her own words why she loves helping Arabic patients fully understand their doctors: "When I interpret for them, they feel like they are talking to the doctor...I can convey the idea precisely, so they get very satisfied and happy." Drop a 💙 if her story inspires you. You can read Dr. Jwan's full interpreter spotlight story here: https://hubs.li/Q02z_jl50
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🚨Clarity in Crisis: The Vital Role of Interpreters 🚨 Imagine facing a critical moment, where every second counts, yet not being understood and don’t know what comes next. 🚑In hospitals and medical facilities, clear communication can be a matter of life and death. That's where interpreters step in as lifelines, ensuring every patient receives the information they need to make informed decisions about their health. 🙌Let's raise awareness about the crucial role of interpreters, such as Peter, who not only provide us with information in critical situations but also ensure our voices are heard. #HealthcareAccessibility #PoweringConnection #BreakingBarriersWithAdAstra #AdAstraInterpreters
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Joseph Brigandi interviews Dr. Umar Latif, MD, and we consider a very important question for first responders and medical professionals. Who Heals the Healers? On this episode of ENROUTE.
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"Why should we bother paying for an interpreter? We can just get a member of staff to do it, luckily she speaks the same language as the patient." 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ This story was misreported by the BBC. An interpreter did not try to help an organ harvesting plot. The defendant in this case was a medical secretary. If you need someone to interpret please make sure that you- 👉Pay for interpreting services, but that's not all. You should also... 👉Request a qualified interpreter when you book instead of assuming you will be sent someone qualified. For still greater peace of mind, use the National Register of Public Service Interpreters #NRPSI. Check out the English Unlocked website for an article I wrote explaining which qualifications to request when you book a public service interpreter in the UK. https://lnkd.in/efuU8dzn
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To empower patients to take an active role in their healthcare, the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP), the AHSN Network’s Transforming Wound Care programme and the Patient Experience Network (PEN) have created a new leaflet to teach patients how to take a photograph of their wound. Developed for patients by patients based on experience and medical information, the leaflet provides hints and tips on best practice with taking wound photographs, including the mechanics of getting the best possible photograph and what photographs should and should not include to assist healthcare providers in providing the best possible care. The leaflet is available as a downloadable PDF in English, Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Nepalese, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi (Shahmukhi and Gurmukhi), Romanian, Spanish, Ukrainian and Urdu, with translation funded by the Eastern Academic Health Science Network. This leaflet is available on the NWCSP website: https://lnkd.in/e6BQKQEY #WoundImages #WoundCare #HealthcareResources #WoundHealing #DigitalImages
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💡 Very insightful comments in this video clip. This is quite similar to the nazi's solution of removing or killing every single Jew1sh person from German territory. It's not surprising why knowledgeable people reiterate that z10nism = naz1sm = fasc1sm. #stopthegenocide #stoptheethniccleansing #stoptheevil .
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To empower patients to take an active role in their healthcare, the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP), the AHSN Network’s Transforming Wound Care programme and the Patient Experience Network (PEN) have created a new leaflet to teach patients how to take a photograph of their wound. Developed for patients by patients based on experience and medical information, the leaflet provides hints and tips on best practice with taking wound photographs, including the mechanics of getting the best possible photograph and what photographs should and should not include to assist healthcare providers in providing the best possible care. The leaflet is available as a downloadable PDF in English, Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Nepalese, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi (Shahmukhi and Gurmukhi), Romanian, Spanish, Ukrainian and Urdu, with translation funded by the Eastern Academic Health Science Network. This leaflet is available on the NWCSP website: https://lnkd.in/e6BQKQEY #WoundImages #WoundCare #HealthcareResources #WoundHealing #DigitalImages
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To empower patients to take an active role in their healthcare, the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP), Health Innovation Network’s Transforming Wound Care programme and the Patient Experience Network (PEN) have created a new leaflet to teach patients how to take a photograph of their wound. Developed for patients by patients based on experience and medical information, the leaflet provides hints and tips on best practice with taking wound photographs, including the mechanics of getting the best possible photograph and what photographs should and should not include to assist healthcare providers in providing the best possible care. The leaflet is available as a downloadable PDF in English, Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Nepalese, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi (Shahmukhi and Gurmukhi), Romanian, Spanish, Ukrainian and Urdu, with translation funded by the Eastern Academic Health Science Network. This leaflet is available on the NWCSP website: https://lnkd.in/e6BQKQEY #WoundImages #WoundCare #HealthcareResources #WoundHealing #DigitalImages
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