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Interpreting at Neuropsychological Evaluation Appointments

Lemari, Marion

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https://hdl.handle.net/2142/104059

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Title
Interpreting at Neuropsychological Evaluation Appointments
Author(s)
Lemari, Marion
Issue Date
2019-04-24
Keyword(s)
  • Interpreting
  • neuropsychological evaluation of bilinguals
  • foreign language interpreter
  • ethical issues interpreting
  • bilingual patient
  • working with interpreters
  • patient language proficiency
  • liaison interpreting
  • consecutive interpreting
  • untrained interpreters
  • trained interpreters
  • Alzheimer's and foreign language
  • language competency
  • language switching
  • monolingual neuropsychologists working with interpreters
  • medical interpreting
  • interpreting in the American healthcare system
  • cultural adviser
  • patient communication
  • cultural differences
  • non-verbal language
  • CHIA Standards
  • culture and language
  • bilingual testing
  • interpreting protocol
Geographic Coverage
United States of America
Abstract
This is a theoretical article/conceptional analysis that offers an interpreting and translation studies perspective on the interpreter’s role in a neuropsychological setting during the evaluation of bilingual patients in the United States. The paper also aims to emphasize the value of a collaboration between the foreign language interpreter, the patient, and the doctor as well as to cover the ethical issues discussed in the neuropsychological and psychological practice in connection with the use of trained and highly educated interpreters.
Type of Resource
text
Language
en
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