The use of social translators and interpreters in the medical sector is a hotly debated issue. Is their use in medical consultations justified? Do interpreters substantially improve communication between medical personnel and patients with limited autochthonous language proficiency (LALP)? And, do they improve the outcome of medical consultations? Are they accepted and used by the patients and the health personnel? Are they cost-effective?

Découvrez le programme mis à jour du colloque « Interprétariat, Santé et Prévention » qui se tiendra le jeudi 18 mars 2010 au Ministère de la Santé.