Publications

Learn more and get inspired by how others use Care to Translate through these publications, research articles and reports.

Reports

Reports written about Care to Translate.

Digital translation tool for healthcare personnel and minority language patients (in Norwegian)

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

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Research articles

Research articles, project reports or theses written about Care to Translate.

A digital medical tool for health care professionals communication with minority speaking heart surgery patients during hospitalization: A qualitative study

Journal article from the European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, Volume 22, Issue Supplement_1, August 2023. Authors: I Lie, S Rokeness, C H Hasle, N Johannsen, K Skredsvik, L S Nes. Published: 2023.

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Health care professionals most relevant phrases used in a digital medical translation tool in 24-7 communication with minority speaking heart surgery patients during hospitalization

Journal article from the European Heart Journal, Volume 44, Issue Supplement_2, 09November 2023. Authors: I Lie, S Rokeness, C H Hasle, N Johannsen, K Skredsvik, L S Nes. Published: 2023.

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Care to Translate: Language Barriers at a Swedish Emergency Department

Master thesis from Stockholm University/Department of Psychology. Author: Sivan Menczel. Published 2019.

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Patient Safety, Language Barriers and CTT APP

Internal project. Published 2021.

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The possible impacts of the Care to Translate app

Internal project. Author: Shakila Mahmuda Fatima. Published 2021.

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Mentions of Care to Translate in research articles or reports.

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