Transcription of Working with Interpreters Guidelines - Queensland Health
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Working with Interpreters Guidelines - Queensland Health
Workingwith InterpretersGuidelinesQueensland Health Interpreter Ser viceThe contact details for theQueensland Health External Interpreter Ser vice Provider are detailed on the Queensland Health Electronic Publishing Ser vice (QHEPS) multicultural HealthAcknowledgement These Guidelines were based on a review of existing Guidelines used by government and non-government agenciesin Queensland and Australia. These Guidelines were developed by the Interpreter Services Working Partywhich comprised representations of National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI),Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators Incorporated (AUSIT), Multicultural Affairs Queensland , Queensland Deaf Society, Multicultural Development Association (Brisbane), Spiritus,Local Government Association Queensland , Policy and Legislation Branch, Southside Health Service District,Mater Hospitals, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre,Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital and West Moreton Health Service District.
communicated is significant for health and/or health outcomes, the person has a Queensland interpreter card, the person requests an interpreter or the person’s English skills are assessed to be inadequate for the situation. 1 The specific health care events where interpreters should be engaged include: Key phases of care admission/intake
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