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Guideline 9: Family carers as interpreters

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Guideline 9

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Guideline 9: Dealing with family acting as interpreters for patients with limited language
Short film: Negotiating an interpreter
ACTIVITY: What would you do next?
Short film: Negotiating an interpreter (cont.)
Quote from an oncology health professional
Guiding Principle
9.1 Offer and facilitate use of professional interpretation services, particularly during key consultations
ACTIVITY: Managing resistance to use an interpreter
9.2 When using interpreters ensure continued engagement with the patient throughout the consultation
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Finding out about how to reduce stress in the person with cancer’s life

Accessing information about alternative therapies

Accessing information about the person with cancer’s prognosis, or likely outcome

Accessing information on what the person with cancer’s physical needs are likely to be

Learning about the impact that caring has on working life or usual activities

Accessing information relevant to their needs as a carers/partners

Accessing information about the benefits and side effects of treatments

Accessing information about the services within the hospital

Finding out about financial support and government benefits

Learning more about cancer screening

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