Benefits of Video Remote Interpreting
As a medical health care provider in the Cincinnati area, you are likely aware of the city’s linguistically diverse populations, but also of its geographic limitations. And when it comes to providing health care to patients with LEP (Limited English Proficiency), you may find yourself short-staffed when you need to have experienced, professional interpreters on hand to assist during some of your most complex medical situations. If you and your medical staff relate to this challenge, your clinic or hospital may benefit from Video Remote Interpreting (VRI).
In the rapid-paced world of medicine, the ability to translate a document, chart, or drug information sheet is critical. Too often, hospitals lack the quality translation services that they need to better serve their non-English-speaking patients. Affordable Language Services is quick and professional when it comes to turning around a translation. Let’s take a look at why quick translation services like the ones provided by Affordable Language Services are so essential.
At Affordable Language Services we understand the importance and value of a diverse workforce. To get the most out of any workforce, though, from on-boarding to managing, and all the behind the scenes work that goes into keeping your employees productive and happy in their jobs, the Human Resources Department of any company must effectively communicate a wide range of information to its staff. With LEP (Limited English Proficiency) employees, the job is that much easier when your documentation is translated into your employees’ native language.
Translating business documentation is more than converting one language into another. Niche industry, business, and company knowledge can add a layer of complexity to the mix if not fully understood. The manufacturing industry is one where that complexity must be carefully navigated when translating information for employees, customers, and other stakeholders. Affordable Language Services specializes in
Effective communication is essential to our business, personal, and social relationships. Nuance, tone, feeling, cultural tendencies, and so much more is conveyed through our many communication styles. The written word can evoke joy, pain, and every emotion in between if properly expressed, as is evidenced by great works authored and subsequently translated into languages not native to the writer. Yet, in the fast-moving, technically advanced world we live in, automation has taken away some of personal touch that is often relied upon to provide accurate results.
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