Linguistic services for hospitalized children with non-english language preference: A PRIS Network Survey
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Rajbhandari, P., et al., Linguistic services for hospitalized children with non-english language preference: A PRIS Network Survey. Hospital Pediatrics, vo. 13, n. 3, 2023, p. 191–203.
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Infancia, Padres, Migración, Exclusión social, Barreras, Idioma, Hospital, Pediatría, Intérpretes, Comunicación, Relación profesional cliente, Atención sanitaria, Evaluación, Utilización de servicios, Estadísticas de servicios, Encuestas, EE.UU.
Infancia, Padres, Migración, Exclusión social, Barreras, Idioma, Hospital, Pediatría, Intérpretes, Comunicación, Relación profesional cliente, Atención sanitaria, Evaluación, Utilización de servicios, Estadísticas de servicios, Encuestas, EE.UU.
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