Speech-Language Pathologists’ Collaboration with Interpreters: How to Reach Successful Outcomes [Współpraca logopedów z tłumaczami – jak uzyskiwać skuteczne efekty]

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31261/FL.2022.10.02

Słowa kluczowe:

współpraca logopedów i tłumaczy, spojrzenie logopedy na ten proces, szkolenie logopedów i tłumaczy

Abstrakt

Przeprowadzenie diagnozy logopedycznej za pośrednictwem tłumacza jest jednym z większych wyzwań stojących przed logopedami zarówno w Stanach Zjednoczonych, jak i na całym świecie. Dotyczy to zwłaszcza sytuacji, gdy zachodzi potrzeba diagnozowania osób odmiennych pod względem językowym i kulturowym (McLeod & Verdon, 2017; Santhanam & Parveen, 2018). Proces ten wymaga współpracy trzech stron: usługodawcy, w tym przypadku logopedy, konsumenta (klienta i/lub rodzica, krewnego lub małżonka) oraz tłumacza. Niniejszy artykuł zawiera przegląd piśmiennictwa na temat opinii logopedów zatrudnionych w instytucjach medycznych i edukacyjnych na temat tego procesu. W artykule przedstawiono też zarys programu szkolenia zarówno tłumaczy, jak i logopedów w celu osiągnięcia pomyślnego wyniku takiej współpracy.

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2022-02-09

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Langdon, H. W., & Sanez, T. I. (2022). Speech-Language Pathologists’ Collaboration with Interpreters: How to Reach Successful Outcomes [Współpraca logopedów z tłumaczami – jak uzyskiwać skuteczne efekty]. Forum Lingwistyczne, (10), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.31261/FL.2022.10.02