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Seventh Annual National Conference on Medical Interpreting
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Jul 11, 2003

Massachusetts Medical Interpreters Association and Harvard Medical School present:

Seventh Annual National Conference on Medical Interpreting: "The Role of Culture in Medical Interpretation"

October 17-18, 2003
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts

"Conference Format:

The conference will take place on Friday, October 17, 2003 and Saturday, October 18, 2003. Friday's program will be a half-day event in the afternoon o... See more
Massachusetts Medical Interpreters Association and Harvard Medical School present:

Seventh Annual National Conference on Medical Interpreting: "The Role of Culture in Medical Interpretation"

October 17-18, 2003
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts

"Conference Format:

The conference will take place on Friday, October 17, 2003 and Saturday, October 18, 2003. Friday's program will be a half-day event in the afternoon only and will consist entirely of plenary sessions. At the close of Friday's session, conference participants are invited to participate in a post-plenary reception. Saturday's program will consist entirely of workshops offered throughout the day.

Conference Goals and Objectives:

Legal mandates and consumer demand have led to an increase in attention to health care interpreting. As hospitals and other venues develop and/or enhance their Interpreter Services programs, training has developed in tandem which results in interpreters who are technically skilled in the logistics of interpretation. Thus, trained interpreters understand modes of interpretation, body placement, issues surrounding confidentiality and ethics, and basic terminology and concepts of medicine. Where does culture fit into this picture? What are the boundaries, if any, to cultural brokering? Are cultural "standards" realistic? What is the role of the interpreter in medical culture? And given the plurality of cultures present in the United States in 2003, does this conundrum of culture invite a universal or a personal approach to the provision of health care?"

For more info:

http://www.mmia.org/

Have a relaxing weekend

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