The growing importance of accessibility in healthcare user experiences (UX) cannot be overstated. Many patients also struggle with limited health literacy or language barriers when navigating healthcare platforms such as patient portals, scheduling apps, and telemedicine services. Without inclusive UX design, these individuals face significant obstacles in accessing critical health services.
In the closely connected fields of healthcare and pharmaceuticals, translation plays a vital role in bridging language gaps. Though these industries may appear similar, their translation needs differ significantly—which affects patients, professionals, and translators alike.
A culture of compliance encompasses a set of values, behaviors, and attitudes guiding individuals within an organization to adhere to policies, procedures, and regulations. Read on to learn more about how we nurture compliance culture at Terra.
Robust cybersecurity is crucial to protect individuals from evolving threats and safeguard the integrity of sensitive health information. Let’s take a closer look at the role of cybersecurity in HIPAA-compliant translation services.
Having a strong company culture helps businesses retain the best talent, increases productivity, and improves employee happiness. Let’s explore what organizational or company culture is, why it is important to cultivate a good culture.
When it comes to the handling of electronically Protected Health Information, the utmost care must be taken in order to adhere to HIPAA regulations regarding privacy and security measures. Here’s how the Terra team handles translation projects containing ePHI.
Today, increasing language access in the U.S. healthcare industry is more important than ever. About 29.6 million people are identified as having limited English proficiency (LEP). Because of this, the translation of many patients’ after-visit summaries when attending a medical appointment becomes crucial.
In the complex landscape of healthcare, safeguarding sensitive patient information is paramount. Amidst the intricate process of translating documents containing Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), the pivotal role of a HIPAA Privacy Officer becomes evident.
The Brazilian market provides nearly endless business opportunities thanks to its massive population of more than 211 million residents. Let’s examine why these industries can benefit so much by properly entering this vibrant market.
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