Remote medical interpreting (RMI) may be hindering health care communication rather than helping it, according to a new study from the University of Surrey. As the health care sector leaned heavily on ...

Last spring, Lourdes Cerna, a fifty-eight-year-old medical interpreter, received a phone call from a hospital in Texas. In Cerna’s home, in Los Angeles, the audio crackled to life; on the other end of ...

The increasing amount of data recorded in medical research can only lead to scientific breakthroughs and essential therapies for patients if interpreted and analyzed correctly. Computer scientists at ...

As the healthcare sector leaned heavily on technology during the COVID-19 pandemic, interpreters reported mixed experiences that raises serious questions about the effectiveness of remote ...

“We don’t want to be first, but we don’t want to be last.” That line, from a healthcare executive in a recent buyer conversation, captures where many U.S. health systems sit on AI medical interpreting ...

The health care industry is a critical sector that helps save people’s lives. Sometimes, medical professionals and patients have communication barriers that can hinder that process. However, the great ...