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When Family Members of Pediatric Patients Are LEP
The use of ad-hoc interpreters in medical encounters is associated with a significant rise in communication error, particularly when a child is used to interpret. This is...Read More
Happy ASL Interpreter Appreciation Day!
Each year, on the first Wednesday of May, our diverse ASL community and sign language interpreters come together to celebrate ASL Interpreter Appreciation Day. The...Read More
Qualified ASL Interpreters in High Demand
The University of Arizona addresses a shortage of qualified interpreters for individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing with their Educational Interpreting Program...Read More
