bilingual Relay

Both sides of the encounter

Interpreting practice for the Bilingual team. Your trainer will have given you an access code.

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bilingual Relay

Role-play interpreting trainer

You sit in the middle.

A provider speaks English. A patient answers in Spanish. Neither one waits for you. Every turn in between is yours, out loud, in the first person, with nothing added and nothing dropped. You will not see the script until the turn is over.

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ProviderEN

waiting

EN ES

Press Begin to open the encounter.

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PatientES

waiting

What was said

Reference rendering

bilingual Encounter report

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