Care to Translate proudly announces its new collaboration with the Neuroradiology department at Karolinska University Hospital.
2024-08-13
Pressrelease
Care to Translate, the innovative digital medical translator app designed for healthcare staff and patients, proudly announces its new collaboration with the Neuroradiology department at Karolinska University Hospital. Beginning in early 2024, this decision marks a significant step towards improving patient communication and care.
Karolinska University Hospital, renowned as one of Europe’s leading healthcare institutions, is dedicated to advancing healthcare, research, and education. The Neuroradiology department has chosen to integrate Care to Translate into their operations, commencing with a two-month trial period. This decision underscores Karolinska’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance patient experience and care delivery.
The Neuroradiology team at Karolinska appreciates the app’s user-friendly interface and its efficacy in facilitating clear communication between healthcare professionals and patients. By complementing the services of human interpreters, Care to Translate ensures that language barriers do not hinder the provision of high-quality medical care.
“Care to Translate helps us to provide safe and efficient communication to all our patients no matter what language they speak,” said Katarina Johansson from the Neuroradiology department at Karolinska University Hospital.
"We are thrilled to support Karolinska Neuroradiology in their mission to deliver exceptional patient care," said Maja Magnusson, CEO of Care to Translate.
"Our app is designed to bridge communication gaps, and we are confident that this decision will demonstrate the value of digital tools in healthcare settings."
Care to Translate is committed to continuous improvement and innovation in healthcare communication. This collaboration with Karolinska Neuroradiology is a testament to the app’s potential to make a meaningful impact in the medical field.
Karolinska University Hospital is one of Europe's leading hospitals with a mission to conduct and develop healthcare, research, and education. The Neuroradiology department performs approximately 17 000 MRI examinations and 22 000 computed tomography examinations annually. Read more here.
