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What Are Phone Interpreter Services and Why You Might Need Them
Always been curious about phone interpreter services? What it is and who uses it? We knew it. Read on for more!
Medical Questionnaires: Their Importance in Patient Care and How to Maneuver Them as a Medical Interpreter
New to remote medical interpreting? Our QA team is here with tips and best practices to help make the transition as smooth as possible. This week, they tackle medical questionnaires.
8 Reasons You Need Language Services for Your Business
Think your business could benefit from language services? It probably could. Find out why.
Humans of CLI: CEO Kristin Quinlan Is Excited. Find Out Why
2020 was a rough year. A lot of businesses suffered, but CEO Kristin Quinlan discusses how CLI found opportunity within all the calamity.
Ignored No More: Voices Shine through Black American Sign Language
Black American Sign Language (BASL) is a vibrant language that has existed on the fringe for far too long. Now, Black Deaf youth are changing that. Read about the history of BASL along with an interview with ASL interpreter Rashana.
How Trust Can Help Combat Vaccine Hesitancy Among Non-English Speakers
To achieve herd immunity against the coronavirus, officials will need the help of credible community messengers to reach vaccine hesitant individuals.
Be the Best Video Remote Interpreter You Can Be. Here’s How
CLI’s QA specialists make transitioning from on-site interpreting to video remote interpreting a piece of cake with these helpful tips.
4 Book Recs from CLI’s Leadership to Motivate, Inspire, and Calm Your Soul
CLI’s leadership shares books they love — and why they love them — about true interpreter stories, patient activists, honing management skills, and a postmodern fairy tale.
Supporting the Health and Well-Being of Medical Interpreters [Part 5]
The pandemic has tested the resolve of most healthcare workers, medical interpreters included. There are ways to help your staff, though, starting with these tips.