The Use of Translators/Interpreters in Rehabilitation

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Journal of Rehabilitation

Volume

61

Publication Date

1995

First Page

14

Last Page

20

Abstract

Rehabilitation workers should consider hiring translators and interpreters, given the continuous increase in the number of non-English speaking individuals seeking their services. Translators and intepreters should be both bilingual and bicultural, so clients can be served in the language and culture of their preference. They also need to be trained and supervised by rehabilitation professionals who themselves are bilingual and bicultural on a continuous basis.

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