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New York has become the latest state to enact a law requiring hospitals to provide language assistance, or translators, to patients with limited English proficiency — specifically, translators who are not family members, friends, or hospital staff unskilled in translating.

Drive for skilled translators in hospitals increases

New York has become the latest state to enact a law requiring hospitals to provide language assistance, or translators, to patients with limited English proficiency specifically, translators who are not family members, friends, or hospital staff unskilled in translating.