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As in all professions, the field of interpreting is guided by ethical principles. These standards for health care interpreters show how professional interpreters respond to ethical and other consider-ations in the performance of their duties. Standards of practice are concerned with the “hows” of
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OF PRACTICE - NCIHC
www.ncihc.orgNATIONAL STANDARDS OF PRACTICE for Interpreters in Health Care Funded by a grant from National Council on Interpreting in Health Care www.ncihc.org
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www.ncihc.orgNATIONAL STANDARDS OF PRACTICE for Interpreters in Health Care Funded by a grant from National Council on Interpreting in Health Care www.ncihc.org
are C th heal N i NatioNal StaNdardS - NCIHC
www.ncihc.orgNatio N al Cou NC il o N iN terpreti N g i N heal th C are NatioNal StaNdardS for healthcare interpreter training programs Funded by a grant from …
SIGHT TRANSLATION AND WRITTEN …
www.ncihc.orgSight Translation and Written Translation: Guidelines for Healthcare Interpreters I. Introduction Language professionals are often assumed to be able to perform a …
National Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care
www.ncihc.orgCouncil on Interpreting in Health Care identified three steps that needed to take place on a ... and professions in their codes of ethics. The term ethic derives from the Greek word ethos, meaning “moral custom.” Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care –
THE TERMINOLOGY OF HEALTH CARE …
www.ncihc.orgThe National Council on Interpreting in Health Care Working Papers Series THE TERMINOLOGY OF HEALTH CARE INTERPRETING A glossary of terms This Guide was produced under a contract between
SIGHT TRANSLATION AND WRITTEN TRANSLATION …
www.ncihc.orgThe Federal Court Interpreter Certification process includes a written test on vocabulary and grammar and an oral interpreting performance test (including a component of sight translation). However, the written exam serves as a screening mechanism for general language proficiency, not as a test of translation skill.
THE TERMINOLOGY OF HEALTH CARE INTERPRETING A …
www.ncihc.orgThe Terminology of Health Care Interpreting • revised August 2008 5. language combination the set of working languages of an individual interpreter [ASTM]. An interpreter may be able to interpret both into and out of some languages but only …
National Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care
www.ncihc.orgA National Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care • July 2004 • Page 4 of 23 Understanding the National Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care “The role of interpreter is a ‘tightrope’ balancing act: A code of ethics is a good guide for the ‘bar’ carried on such a walk on the tightrope.
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