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In a recent interview with Simone Goosen, a prominent figure in the Dutch healthcare sector, we delved into the changes to language policy in the healthcare sector and the campaign she as been running to promote medical interpreters for all.

The Swedish Breast Cancer Association recently released a report on (social) exclusion in breast cancer screening. It hightlights a very important condition that applies to all areas of healthcare: People that don’t know the language, are less likely to seek medical attention.

In this blogpost we explore how professional translators can use AI translation tools at work to enhance their efficiency and, making language translation easier.

In today's healthcare landscape, data security is critical. This blog post focuses on the vital role of data security in healthcare and how Care to Translate prioritizes patient privacy.

Machine translation has come a long way in breaking down language barriers, but when it comes to specialized domains like healthcare, the accuracy of translation becomes a critical concern.

What happens when children need to interpret healthcare information that puts them in a moral dilemma? This was the focus of a recent study. And what they found has a massive impact on healthcare.

Give instructions and information in the patient's language during examination. Overcome language barriers and create trust. This is how our app can help you as a radiology professional.

When implementing digital tools in a large region, there are many things to consider. These are 5 tips from Micaela Fristedt, systems administrator and project manager in the Swedish county of Värmland.

Helse Sør-Øst in Norway, has reported on financial and qualitative gains from using Care to Translate. These are the results and they are remarkable.