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Interpreting and the clinician : a conversational analysis of the interpreted consultation in a paediatric hospital
The utilization of interpreters in medical interviews has increasingly become a focus of research, both globally and in South Africa. Effective communication lies at the core of the delivery of a patient-focussed approach to health care and this has been a factor in the drive to improve service deli...
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Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders
2017
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