Interpretation as part of the rehabilitation : the use of interpreters in the rehabilitation of people who have been subjected to torture is a relatively new idea and there is practically no literature on the subject : part I

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	Interpretation as part of the rehabilitation : the use of interpreters in the rehabilitation of people who have been subjected to torture is a relatively new idea and there is practically no literature on the subject : part I
	English
	19910000
	Pentz-Møller, Vibeke \| Hermansen, Anders
	torture victims treatment \| professional ethics \| practice guidelines \| gender aspects \| treatment models \| knowledge, attitudes, practice \| health education \| ethnicity \| politics \| trust \| interpreter-client relations \| attitude to torture \| confidentiality \| interpreter characteristics \| interpretation techniques \| communication \| crosscultural aspects \| employee development \| impartiality principle \| language \| terminology \| professional competence \| role expectations \| interpreters \| patient care team \| Denmark \| universal
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	Torture : quarterly journal on rehabilitation of torture victims and prevention of torture ; vol. 1, no. 1