2019
DOI: 10.37536/fitispos-ij.2019.6.1.208
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Avantages et Coûts du Recours à Un Interprète Professionnel en Milieu Médical : Méta-Analyse de 35 Études Menées aux États-Unis

Abstract: Résumé : Les barrières linguistiques peuvent avoir des conséquences négatives sur la santé des patients allophones et entraîner, de surcroît, une augmentation des coûts pour la santé publique. L’une des solutions serait de faire appel à des interprètes professionnels. Or, demander l’intervention de ces professionnels reste encore une pratique faiblement répandue et la raison souvent invoquée est le manque de moyens financiers. Le recours à un interprète professionnel influence-t-il positivement la trajectoire … Show more

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“…International literature demonstrates how trained interpreters represent a clear advantage in mental health delivery by meeting the patients’ needs and improving their ability to understand, following (Ramirez, 2003), and coconstructing the treatment. By providing reliable health status assessments (Pérez-Stable et al, 1997), allowing timely treatment, and reducing medical nomadism (going from one health care practitioner to another; Brisset et al, 2013; Divi et al, 2007; Leanza et al, 2013), resorting to trained interpreters overall helps reduce health care costs (Bischoff et al, 2003; Delizée et al, 2019). Today, many displaced people and refugees affirm that it is precisely in the clinical encounter with trained interpreters that they finally felt welcomed with dignity and recognized as a person (Pestre, 2014).…”
Section: Language and Access To Mental Health Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…International literature demonstrates how trained interpreters represent a clear advantage in mental health delivery by meeting the patients’ needs and improving their ability to understand, following (Ramirez, 2003), and coconstructing the treatment. By providing reliable health status assessments (Pérez-Stable et al, 1997), allowing timely treatment, and reducing medical nomadism (going from one health care practitioner to another; Brisset et al, 2013; Divi et al, 2007; Leanza et al, 2013), resorting to trained interpreters overall helps reduce health care costs (Bischoff et al, 2003; Delizée et al, 2019). Today, many displaced people and refugees affirm that it is precisely in the clinical encounter with trained interpreters that they finally felt welcomed with dignity and recognized as a person (Pestre, 2014).…”
Section: Language and Access To Mental Health Carementioning
confidence: 99%