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Commentary from Deaf Consumers

This section will include a variety of perspectives shared by Deaf people on their experiences of working with interpreters in health care settings. Our goal is to include a new video perspective every two weeks. Each ASL video will include a written English translation.

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Each of these video commentaries is logged in a blog to allow for you to join in and share your own opinions, and to read the opinions of others.

Dialogue and Commentary

The Importance of Explaining How to Work with Interpreters

In this video, Jimmy Beldon explains an experience with an interpreter who did not effectively explain to a nurse how to work with an interpreter with unfortunate results.

Posted December 3, 2006

Jimmy Beldon
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