In a recent survey of refugees experiences of accessing healthcare services in the healthcare region it uncovered some rather concerning at times, and somewhat patchy at best, stories. Some of the highlights were that some are being refused access to interpreters. Some are being refused access to services unless interpreters are present, yet they are not provided by the service. ‘Google Translate’ was often being used, despite its inaccuracy and often without space for patients to type in their own language. Telephone interpreters were sometimes being used, but these were often found to be unclear and difficult to understand, which can be made worse by differences in accent or dialect.
COURSEWORK Summary of Assessment You will apply research methodologies and methods into writing an ethical, legally sound research proposal suitable for imaging…