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Personalized lifestyle medicine translation
Personalized lifestyle medicine translation

It’s a fact that the current largest healthcare approach is a reactive one.   ¿Is personalized lifestyle medicine the new approach required to defeat non-communicable diseases?   Although sick care can be precise for severe diseases, several medical studies and their translations show that in today’s world, with an...

Patient satisfaction and medical interpreters
Patient satisfaction and medical interpreters

After analysing several studies carried out in different countries on patient satisfaction rate when medical interpreters were provided or needed, we are glad to share our conclusions or interpretation. We say our interpretation, because the studies are not homogeneous, they analyse different interpreting services, classifications are not...

Medical jargon and medical translators, balance between simplicity and accurac
Medical jargon in medical translation: balance between simplicity and accuracy

Most healthcare professionals and doctors use medical jargon every day. In simple terms, jargon refers to the specialized terminology used in a specific field. In this case, it applies to medicine, healthcare, and medical translation. Advantages and Disadvantages of Medical Jargon Why is medical jargon used if...

Healthcare and Medical interpretation news
Healthcare and Medical Interpretation Services January news by Okomeds

Here are some interesting and outstanding healthcare and medical interpretation services news. (Our main sources are: Medical news today, US today, Science daily, US News, BBC News, News Medical Life Sciences and Medlineplus).   DISCOVERIES   - Processed meats and breast cancer risk A new research (The European Journal of Cancer) provides some...

doctor writting a prescription
Translating scanned handwritten doctors’ documents

It is traditionally said that doctors have bad handwriting. The fact is that most patients have difficulty understanding their doctors' handwritten documents. Why is this? And most importantly, how can translators translate these documents? [caption id="attachment_13510" align="aligncenter" width="300"] A doctor’s handwritten document[/caption] The myth of doctors having...

Medical records, translation services, life expectancy and longevity
Medical records translation services, life expectancy and longevity

Since the beginning of times mankind has not only looked for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, but for a way to prevent aging. The desire for long life and the acquisition of wealth have indirectly been the stimulus to medical and physical investigation, eventually evolving...

HEALTH, MEDICINE AND MEDICAL TRANSLATION SERVICES DECEMBER NEWS BY OKOMEDS
Health, Medicine and Medical translation services – December NEWS by OKOMEDS

EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS November has reminded ordinary people of some of the current fights of the Health and Pharmaceutical sectors celebrating International days such as: International Day of Radiology (8 November) International Day of Spina Bifida (21 November) or Anti-Obesity Day (26 November). The world...

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