Still relying on outdated translation methods? The industry is moving fast, and if your process isn’t evolving, you’re falling behind.
From radiology reports that leave patients confused to public health campaigns lost in translation, one thing is clear — accuracy, accessibility, and modern tools are more critical than ever. Let’s dive in.
Bridging the Communication Gap in Radiology Reports
A recent study reveals a significant gap in how radiology reports are communicated to patients. Complex medical jargon leaves many patients confused, creating a need for translation services that convey meaning clearly.
Scientific American explains how some emotional sounds transcend language barriers. For medical interpreters, understanding emotional cues can be as important as linguistic accuracy in patient care.
InstantGMP, a leading pharmaceutical software provider, has launched a Spanish-language version of its platform. This update reflects a growing demand for accessible solutions in the pharmaceutical industry, especially as companies expand their international reach.
Accuracy is crucial, but so is making complex research accessible to a global audience. The key takeaway from Mitech News is that translation professionals in this field need expertise in language and subject matter.
Public Health Services: The Need for Accurate Translations
A study in the Archives of Public Health shows that the success of public health campaigns relies heavily on precise translation. Inaccurate translations can lead to misinformation, causing public health initiatives to fail.
Translation in Public Health: Clarity is Key
A key research paper in Nature highlights how critical precise translation is in public health initiatives, especially behavioral science. Public health messages must be clear and culturally sensitive, meaning they must be translated effectively.
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