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The Journey of a BSL Interpreter: Linda Bruce
Both of my parents are Deaf and use BSL, so becoming an interpreter might seem like it was a natural progression for me. I had worked in other professions before actually working as an interpreter – I was a qualified nurse, then went into social work and specifically...
The Journey of a BSL Interpreter: Linda Bruce
Both of my parents are Deaf and use BSL, so becoming an interpreter might seem like it was a natural progression for me. I had worked in other professions before actually working as an interpreter – I was a qualified nurse, then went into social work and specifically...
East Coast Community Healthcare Case Study
East Coast Community Healthcare, a social enterprise providing NHS community health services to a population of over 225,000 across Norfolk and Suffolk, have implemented a virtual interpretation service via a secure video link to help meet the increasing demand for...
Journey of a Nurse Practitioner
My name is Nadia, I am a paediatric nurse practitioner at a busy hospital and absolutely love my job. I have had to deal with many families who are non-native and use a variety of different languages to communicate. I have worked with spoken language interpreters...
Deaf Person’s Journey
After several trips to see my doctor I was sent to the hospital for further tests and scans. Being born Deaf, I don’t speak, and can only lip read if it’s someone I know well. I use British sign language to communicate and it gives me the freedom to express myself...
East Coast Community Healthcare Case Study
East Coast Community Healthcare, a social enterprise providing NHS community health services to a population of over 225,000 across Norfolk and Suffolk, have implemented a virtual interpretation service via a secure video link to help meet the increasing demand for...