| Medical Interpreter Standards of Practice | |
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| International Medical Interpreters Association (IMIA) Standards of Practice—Adopted 1995 | National Council on Interpreting in Health Care (NCICH) Standards of Practice—Released 2005 |
Organized by three major areas:
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Organized by nine major areas:
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Improving Patient Safety Systems for Patients With Limited English Proficiency
Figure 5. Overview of Medical Interpreter Standards of Practice
Table of Contents
- Improving Patient Safety Systems for Patients With Limited English Proficiency
- About This Guide
- Executive Summary
- Chapter 1: Background on Patient Safety and LEP Populations
- Chapter 2: Five Key Recommendations To Improve Patient Safety for LEP Patients
- Chapter 3: Improving Team Communication To Foster Safety for LEP Patients: TeamSTEPPS LEP Module
- References
- Appendix A: Recommendations for Staff Training
- Appendix B: Bringing It To Life - Case Study
- Appendix C: Advisory Board Members
- Appendix D: Methods
- Appendix E: Resources and Tools To Address Language and Cultural Barriers and Improve Patient Safety
- Appendix F: PowerPoint Presentation: Executive Summary
Page last reviewed September 2020
Page originally created September 2012
Internet Citation: Figure 5. Overview of Medical Interpreter Standards of Practice. Content last reviewed September 2020. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD.
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