Translating mental health diagnostic and symptom terminology to train health workers and engage patients in cross-cultural, non-English speaking populations

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RT @BibhavAcharya: As mental health workers help non-English speaking patients (and providers), lack of guidance on translation is an impor…

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RT @BibhavAcharya: As mental health workers help non-English speaking patients (and providers), lack of guidance on translation is an impor…

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As mental health workers help non-English speaking patients (and providers), lack of guidance on translation is an important barrier. Some advice in our 2017 paper based on our experiences with translation in treating and studying mental illness in Nepal:

16 Apr 2020

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RT @BibhavAcharya: Lessons for translating #mentalhealth terms in cross-cultural settings: https://t.co/IS1kPyu90Y @NepalTpo @UCSFPsychiat…

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