What is a Good Translation?
Translators often worry about their skills as professional translators and ask themselves “what is a good translation?” Here are four signs of what could be termed a good translation. Read More
The healthcare sector knows how important a proper medical translation is and how useful interpreting services are. Both of these services improve the medical outcomes of patients. Read More
The main theme of the International Medical Conference 2018 is to discuss advances in research that have taken place in relation to Public Health, Medical and Medicine Sciences in order to provide better healthcare services to society. The conference’s aim is to include the most important issues in medicine, medical and health sciences under multiple sub-themes. Read More
The Oxford English Dictionary endeavours to store all known English words and now has some 600,000 words and 3.5 million quotations in its book of English phrases and concepts. There are so many distinct words that don’t have any equivalents in other languages that these languages borrow them and use them as part of their own repertoire of words and quotations rather than provide a language translation from the English translation. Read More
Medical translation services who undertake medical reports translation can’t afford to make mistakes as there is too much at stake if those who need the translation fail to understand it or misunderstand it. A medical reports translation if not done well can create the wrong image of what the report is all about. Apart from medical reports, there are many other different types of translations required in the medical industry. Read More
A language translation is a key feature when a company wants to establish its global presence amongst the ever-increasing number of companies and organizations that are doing the same thing. Producing a quality translation of a product’s characteristics is one of the best ways to grow a customer base in today’s world. Read More
There is one quite distinct difference between the translator and interpreter. A translator is responsible for translating text, while an interpreter’s role is to translate the spoken word in a live context. There is one quite distinct difference between the translator and interpreter. A translator is responsible for translating text, while an interpreter’s role is to translate the spoken word in a live context. Read More
Very soon, new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) come into effect. Both freelance and translation services, including those which deal with medical translation, should be preparing themselves for implementing GDPR rules if they operate within the EU or have clients based in the EU. Read More
Telehealth involves using video to communicate with patients who lack the language skills to communicate with health providers in their own language is set to alter the way healthcare providers interact with their patients. Read More
Medical translations need to be accurate, so that means online tools like Google Translate aren’t typically good enough for this type of translation. Also, a medical translator with basic translation skills might not be good enough to do a translation that needs to be clearly understood. Without a qualified medical translator, health care would not be so effective and could possibly be dangerous. Read More
