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This is how the medical team at Sea-Eye use Care to Translate to talk to their patients on missions.

How can professional translators use AI translation tools at work to enhance their efficiency and, making language translation easier?

A successful pilot research study at Oslo University Hospital highlights the need for a complement to interpreters going through surgery.

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.

Our language specialist friend Maja Britse set out to answer this question with project partner Ása Bergný. This is what they found.

Health care professionals sometimes need family members to interpret when few other options are available. Here are five reasons why you should reconsider.

Our best tips for how to create a connection and improve the patient experience when using an interpreter. Read them now

A lot of countries have laws that give patients the right to be assisted by an interpreter when in need. But how does this work in reality?

Language barriers are common in healthcare globally. These come with a number of consequences both for the patient and the healthcare provider.