Objectives To understand healthcare team perceptions of the role of professional
interpreters and interpretation modalities during end of life and critical illness discussions …

Evidence-based practice and policy must be based on the best available evidence, which
should be representative of the population. 1 However, the current body of dementia …

Background The unprecedented scale of contemporary migration across countries over the
last decade means that ageing and dying occur in a more globalised, multicultural context. It …

Abstract In Sweden, the Administrative Procedure Act regulates authorities' obligation to use
interpreters if needed in contact with persons who do not speak Swedish, with impaired …

Objective By 2050, approximately one quarter of Australia's ageing population will comprise
culturally and linguistically diverse individuals. While a number of valid neuropsychological …

Abstract Introduction The number of Australian residents with dementia is projected to
double by 2058, with 28% currently being migrants from non‐Anglophone countries. There …

There is a growing demand for interpreter-mediated cognitive assessments for dementia.
However, most interpreters lack specialist knowledge of dementia and cognitive assessment …

This chapter explores ethnographic interviews as a method to document the experiences of
public service interpreters working in Swedish welfare services. Service encounters are here …

The COVID-19 global pandemic has resulted in significant changes to delivery of care in the
field of physiatry. Most prominently, in-person visits have fast tracked to virtual visits. As we …

Many health and social care services are implementing video remote interpreting (VRI) to
deal with supply shortages and high costs of language interpreting for linguistically diverse …