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The standard CAN/HSO 11012:2018 (R2022) is a reaffirmation of CAN/HSO 11012:2018 Access to Health and Social Services in Official Languages. The standard provides guidelines of excellence to help organizations aim to improve access to health and social services across the continuum of care in Canada’s two official languages – French and English. The standard content is grouped into five sections: - Establishing the Active Offer of Services - Clinical Research - Governance and Leadership - Workforce - Quality Assurance
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The CAN/HSO 11012:2018 Access to Health and Social Services in Official Languages Standard provides guidelines of excellence to help organizations aim to improve access to health and social services across the continuum of care in Canada’s two official languages – French and English. This information sheet explains what should be expected from health and social service organizations applying this standard.
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La norme CAN/HSO 11012:2018 intitulée Accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux dans les langues officielles fournit des lignes directrices d’excellence pour aider les organismes à améliorer l’accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux à l’intérieur du continuum de soins dans les deux langues officielles du Canada, soit le français et l’anglais.
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La norme CAN/HSO 11012:2018 (R2022) est une confirmation de la norme CAN/HSO 11012:2018 intitulée Accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux dans les langues officielles. Elle fournit des lignes directrices d’excellence pour aider les organismes à améliorer l’accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux à l’intérieur du continuum de soins dans les deux langues officielles du Canada, soit le français et l’anglais. Le contenu de la norme comprend cinq sections : -...
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La norme CAN/HSO 11012:2018 intitulée Accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux dans les langues officielles fournit des lignes directrices d’excellence pour aider les organismes à améliorer l’accès aux services de santé et aux services sociaux à l’intérieur du continuum de soins dans les deux langues officielles du Canada, soit le français et l’anglais. Ce feuillet d'information explique ce à quoi les usagers peuvent s'attendre des organismes de santé et de services sociaux qui appliquent cette norme.
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Les intervenants de la santé sont appelés à se prononcer sur la sécurité des aînés vivant à domicile et ils ont, à cet effet, très peu d’outils francophones à leur disposition. Le Protocole d’évaluation de la sécurité à domicile (PESAD) est issu de la traduction et de la validation transculturelle du SAFER-HOME. Le processus de validation et l’étude de la fidélité des résultats ont mis en lumière un outil intéressant et possédant de bonnes qualités métrologiques. Il permet aux intervenants...
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Objectif Cet article vise à mettre au jour des iniquités de santé liées non seulement au fait de vivre dans un milieu linguistique minoritaire, mais aussi au fait d’être immigrant et de vivre dans un nouvel environnement avec une culture d’origine différente de celle de sa communauté d’accueil. Méthode Il s’agit d’une étude qualitative qui présente les expériences personnelles de nombreux immigrants francophones dans leurs rapports aux services et aux soins de santé à Sudbury ainsi que leurs...
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This chapter examines the effects of language barriers on the access of patients and communities to quality health care. It also looks at communication challenges experienced by health professionals that provide this care. Using a case study of a rural hospital, the chapter highlights some of the challenges posed by the language barrier and explores current methods that English-speaking health professionals at this hospital use to overcome these difficulties. The case study findings indicate...
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Aim. This paper reports on the second phase of a national study in Wales. The research aimed to assess the level of Welsh language awareness amongst healthcare professionals across Wales, and to identify the factors that enhance language choice within service delivery. Background. The literature suggests that language sensitive healthcare practice is central to ensuring high quality care. However, it is evident that language barriers continue to compromise the quality of care within nursing...
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One of the most demanding situations for members of linguistic minorities is a conversation between a health professional and a patient, a situation that frequently arises for linguistic minority groups in North America, Europe, and elsewhere. The present study reports on the construction of an oral interaction scale for nurses serving linguistic minorities in their second language (L2). A mixed methods approach was used to identify and validate a set of speech activities relating to nurse...
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Abstract : Improving health and health care can be achieved efficiently by improving the patient experience. This study’s main objective was to capture and understand the Francophone patient experience during a visit to their family physician’s office and examining the impact of linguistic concordance or discordance on this experience. Data collection method was inspired by the first two steps of the Experience Based Design approach (EBD), six focus groups were conducted in strong French...
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