CCHI-Core
A specialization that facilitates access to community resources - questions and
answersCommunity Interpreting
Interpreting for patients, their families, providers to facilitate access to healthcare -
questions and answersMedical Interpreting
The capacity of each party in the encounter to be responsible for and control their own
communication - questions and answersCommunicative Autonomy
Medical - questions and answersWhich area of interpreting has become more
professional
1. 18 years old 2. HS grad 3. Proof of language proficiency through third party tester
4.40 hr training course - questions and answersRequirements to become certified
Certificate is the 40 hour class, Certification requires the 4 requirements - questions and
answersCertificate v.s. Certification
1. CCHI and NBCMI - questions and answersCertification is provided by which two
agencies
National board of certification for healthcare workers - questions and answersWhat
does NBCMI stand for
Certification Commission for healthcare interpreters - questions and answersWhat does
CCHI stand for
Ethics-what we do Standards-how we do them - questions and answersWhat are ethics
vs standards
A set of principles that govern the conduct of practitioners of a profession - questions
and answersEthics are defined as
, A set of formal guidelines that practitioners use that offer clear strategies and course of
action to support professional conduct - questions and answersStandards of practice
are defined as
1. Confidentiality 2. Accuracy 3. Impartiality 4. professional conduct 5. Transparency 6.
intercultural communication 7. advocacy 8. professional boundaries 9. professional
development 10. Direct communication - questions and answersWhat are the ethics that
make up the code of ethics
yes - questions and answersDo you interpret everything stated?
1. disclose to all parties 2. Offer to withdraw 3. decide if you can be impartial - questions
and answersWhat three things should you do if you know the client
1. gracious 2. offer choices 3. reason why - questions and answersThree steps to the
say no module
any language the interpreter works with - questions and answersworking language
language the interpreter interprets from - questions and answersSource language
language you interpret in to - questions and answerstarget language
1. pre prep/briefing 2.encounter 3. debriefing - questions and answersthree stages of
the encounter
1. Prep 2. brief 3.professional intro 4. interpreting 5. mediating 6. debriefing 7. analysis -
questions and answers7 steps to the encounter
1. positioning 2. professional intro 3. first-person interpreting 4. turn-taking to manage
flow - questions and answers4 interpreting protocols
1. confidential 2. all interpreted 3. speak to each other 4. pause for clarification -
questions and answers4 elements of the professional introduction
1. children under 7 2. dementia, intox, psychotic 3. emergencies - questions and
answersuse third person interpreting when
A specialization that facilitates access to community resources - questions and
answersCommunity Interpreting
Interpreting for patients, their families, providers to facilitate access to healthcare -
questions and answersMedical Interpreting
The capacity of each party in the encounter to be responsible for and control their own
communication - questions and answersCommunicative Autonomy
Medical - questions and answersWhich area of interpreting has become more
professional
1. 18 years old 2. HS grad 3. Proof of language proficiency through third party tester
4.40 hr training course - questions and answersRequirements to become certified
Certificate is the 40 hour class, Certification requires the 4 requirements - questions and
answersCertificate v.s. Certification
1. CCHI and NBCMI - questions and answersCertification is provided by which two
agencies
National board of certification for healthcare workers - questions and answersWhat
does NBCMI stand for
Certification Commission for healthcare interpreters - questions and answersWhat does
CCHI stand for
Ethics-what we do Standards-how we do them - questions and answersWhat are ethics
vs standards
A set of principles that govern the conduct of practitioners of a profession - questions
and answersEthics are defined as
, A set of formal guidelines that practitioners use that offer clear strategies and course of
action to support professional conduct - questions and answersStandards of practice
are defined as
1. Confidentiality 2. Accuracy 3. Impartiality 4. professional conduct 5. Transparency 6.
intercultural communication 7. advocacy 8. professional boundaries 9. professional
development 10. Direct communication - questions and answersWhat are the ethics that
make up the code of ethics
yes - questions and answersDo you interpret everything stated?
1. disclose to all parties 2. Offer to withdraw 3. decide if you can be impartial - questions
and answersWhat three things should you do if you know the client
1. gracious 2. offer choices 3. reason why - questions and answersThree steps to the
say no module
any language the interpreter works with - questions and answersworking language
language the interpreter interprets from - questions and answersSource language
language you interpret in to - questions and answerstarget language
1. pre prep/briefing 2.encounter 3. debriefing - questions and answersthree stages of
the encounter
1. Prep 2. brief 3.professional intro 4. interpreting 5. mediating 6. debriefing 7. analysis -
questions and answers7 steps to the encounter
1. positioning 2. professional intro 3. first-person interpreting 4. turn-taking to manage
flow - questions and answers4 interpreting protocols
1. confidential 2. all interpreted 3. speak to each other 4. pause for clarification -
questions and answers4 elements of the professional introduction
1. children under 7 2. dementia, intox, psychotic 3. emergencies - questions and
answersuse third person interpreting when
