Illuminating the Shadows: Refugee and Migrant-Led Analysis of Language In-access in Health Care as a Product of White Structural and Cultural Dominance
RCP’s Community Research for Health Equity, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, project focused on understanding the implications of language in-access in healthcare in the Triangle (Durham, Wake, and Orange County) region of North Carolina for refugee and migrant communities. This project examined the realities that Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients experience, negative outcomes for patient health, and community recommendations for providers and healthcare administrators to implement in their work. Our project, conducted over the course of 3 years, used a community-based participatory method to elucidate insights and recommendations, with data coming from RCP’s seminal Language Navigator (LN) Program, community health forums conducted in people’s primary language, individual interviews conducted using simultaneous interpretation, and language access policy reviews.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Swahili
This presentation is our way to report back to the Swahili speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Arabic
This presentation is our way to report back to the Arabic speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Kinyarwandan
This presentation is our way to report back to the Kinyarwandan speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Burmese
This presentation is our way to report back to the Burmese speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Karen
This presentation is our way to report back to the Karen speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Spanish
This presentation is our way to report back to the Spanish speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Dari
This presentation is our way to report back to the Dari speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.
Community Research Health Equity (CRHE) Community Report Back in Pashto
This presentation is our way to report back to the Pashto speaking community about the research we conducted with the RWJF CRHE grant. It describes the project’s goals, what we did, what we found, and community recommendations for the healthcare sector to make healthcare more accessible to Low English Proficiency (LEP) patients. The presentation has been translated into 8 languages, and is a mix of audio and written translation.