Health
Language
Services for Patients with Limited English Proficiency: Results
of a National Survey of Internal Medicine Physicians
By Jack A. Ginsburg, MPE
American College of Physicians, April 15, 2007
Effect
of Awareness of Language Law on Language Access in the Health
Care Setting
By Vanessa Grubbs MD, MPH, et. al.
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 21 (7), 683–688, July
2006
The
Impact of Interpreters on Parents' Experiences with Ambulatory
Care for Their Children
By Leo S. Morales, Marc Elliott, et. al.
Medical Care Research and Review, Vol. 63, No. 1, 2006
For
the Benefit of All: Ensuring Immigrant Health and Well-Being
By Grantmakers in Health
November 2005
Pay
Now Or Pay Later: Providing Interpreter Services In Health
Care
By Leighton Ku and Glenn Flores
Health Affairs, 2005
A
Patient-Centered Guide to Implementing Language Access Services
in Healthcare Organizations
Project Officer: Guadalupe Pacheco
Contract No. 282–98–0029, Task Order No. 48, 2005
Overcoming
Language Barriers in Health Care: Costs and Benefits of Interpreter
Services
By Elizabeth A. Jacobs, MD, MPP, et. al.
American Journal of Public Health 866-869, May 2004
Immigrants,
Persons with Limited Proficiency in English, and the TANF Program:
What Do We Know?
By Shawn Fremstad
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, March 2003
Congressional
Briefing: The Growing Need for Language Services
By National Health Law Program
December 2004
What
a Difference an Interpreter Can Make: Health Care Experiences
of Uninsured with Limited English Proficiency
The Access Project from the Center for Community Health Research
and Action of the Heller School for Social Policy and Management
Brandeis University, April 2002
Education
Educating
Parents in the Spanish-Speaking Community: A Look at Translated
Educational Materials
By Sonia Colina and Julie Sykes
Bilingual Research Journal, 28: 3, Fall 2004
Public Safety
Overcoming
Language Barriers: Solutions for Law Enforcement
By Susan Shah, Insha Rahman and Anita Khashu
Vera Institute of Justice, September 2007
Lost
in Translation: Limited English Proficient Populations and
the Police
By Bharathi A.Venkatraman
Police Chief, Vol. 73, No. 4, 2006
Social Services
Increasing
Access to Services for Limited English Proficient Persons
By Lessard J. D. Gabrielle
International Journal of Public Administration, Volume 27, Issue
1 & 2, January 2005
The
Application Process for TANF, Food Stamps, Medicaid and SCHIP:
Issues for Agencies and Applicants Including Immigrants and
Limited English Speakers
By Pamela Holcomb, et al.
The Urban Institute, January 2003
Language
Access: Helping Non-English Speakers Navigate Health and Human
Services
By Ann Morse
National Conference ofState Legislatures, January 2003
Increasing
Access to Services for Limited English Proficient Persons
National Immigration Law Clinic
August 2003
How
to Choose and Use a Language Agency: A Guide for Health and Social
Service Providers Who Wish to Contract with Language Agencies
By Cynthia E. Roat
California Endowment, 2003
Other
Language
Rights: An Integration Agenda for Immigrant Communities
By Sam Jammal and Tuyet Duong
Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) & the
Asian American Justice Center (AAJC), November 2007
Overcoming
Language Barriers in the Criminal Justice System: Can Language
Assistance Technology Help?
By Insha Rahman, Joe Hirsch and Susan Shah
Vera Institute of Justice, September 2007
Increasing
Access to Justice for Limited English Proficient Asian Pacific
Americans
The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association
May 2007
Avoiding
Burnout of Bilingual Employees
By Anne Sturby
The Race Equity Project, September 2007
Opening
Our Doors to Language-Minority Clients
By Paul Uyehara
Journal of Poverty Law and Policy, March – April 2003
Report
To Congress: Assessment of the Total Benefits and Costs of
Implementing Executive
Order No. 13166: Improving Access to Services for Persons with
Limited English Proficiency
Office of Management and Budget, March 14, 2002
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