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The Unheard Voice: When Language Barriers Limit Patient Care
I never had to think when I switched between speaking Tamil and English, it was second nature to me. I spoke Tamil at home and English at school, sometimes mixing the two without realising I did. I had never given much thought to the role of an interpreter. I had always translated for my parents during appointments and considered it normal. It wasn’t until I began observing GP appointments as a student that I realised how many details were overlooked.

Menagaa Sarvananthalingam
4 hours ago5 min read
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