'Interpreter services' presentation slideshows

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Welcome. The presentation about seniors and persons with disabilities transitioning to Medi-Cal Managed Care will start in a few minutes. To hear the presenters, call: 1-866-308-0254 Pass code: 805 384 7928.

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All Things are Related: A Path to Culturally Competent Care

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Overview: Expansion of Special Needs Basic Care NAMI Minnesota November 5, 2011

Overview: Expansion of Special Needs Basic Care NAMI Minnesota November 5, 2011. Pam. Parker @state.mn.us Richard.Seurer@state.mn.us. Outline of Session. Minnesota Health Care Managed Care Programs Special Needs Basic Care (SNBC) Coordination with Medicare and Medicare Part D

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Inpatient Palliative Care Family Caregiver

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Remote Centralized Interpreting

Remote Centralized Interpreting. Presented by Matt Benefiel, Trial Court Administrator Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. Background. Orange County (Orlando) Population 1.1 Million 54 Judges 6 Magistrates 3 Hearing Officers. Osceola County (Kissimmee) Population 267,000

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Mainstreaming cultural responsiveness: linking access, equity, quality and safety in Australian health services

Lidia Horvat Quality, Safety & Patient Experience Branch Policy & Strategy Unit lidia.horvat@health.vic.gov.au. Mainstreaming cultural responsiveness: linking access, equity, quality and safety in Australian health services . Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Australia.

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Does It Work? Evaluating Your Program

Does It Work? Evaluating Your Program. Objectives. Know how to use different methods of evaluation. Be able to match your evaluation methods with your program objectives. Know where to apply methods for evaluation in the different stages of your program. . Handouts. Evaluation Worksheet

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Limited English Proficiency

Limited English Proficiency. Jason Reed LEP Program Manager Economic Services Administration 360-725-4896 Email: reedje@dshs.wa.gov. Why Have a Language Access Program?. Prevent miscommunication Miscommunication results in : Services not provided to eligible persons

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DIR Connect Technology Expo Basic Purchasing 101 May 29, 2014

DIR Connect Technology Expo Basic Purchasing 101 May 29, 2014. Phyllis Benitez Contract Manager Technology Sourcing Office. Objectives. Be able to identify a technology related item Knowledge of what DIR provides Navigating the DIR website. The Department of Information Resources.

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Information 101

Information 101. What you need to k now ! . Important. Remember to check your UMB email! Official means of communication. It is your responsibility as a UMB student to know school policy, rules, and regulations . http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/umass-boston/undergrad_2009-2011/#/ 0.

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Florida ARF

Florida ARF. Providers making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. President's Annual Report. Terry R. Farmer. September 10, 2003. Orlando. Florida ARF. Providers making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. MISSION.

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MassHealth Demonstration to Integrate Care for Dual Eligibles

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April 2010

Providing Access to Justice. April 2010. Coordinating Court Interpreter Services. Legal Requirements Govern Access to the Courts. State and Federal Constitutional Due Process Rights Americans with Disabilities Act Rehabilitation Act Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Deval L. Patrick, Governor Timothy P. Murray, Lieutenant Governor Joanne F. Goldstein, Secretary George Moriarty, Direct

LANGUAGE SERVICES GUIDELINES FOR CAREER CENTER STAFF . Deval L. Patrick, Governor Timothy P. Murray, Lieutenant Governor Joanne F. Goldstein, Secretary George Moriarty, Director, DCS Judi L. Cicatiello, Director, DUA. Multilingual Services.

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Educating Deaf Students on Using Interpreters

Educating Deaf Students on Using Interpreters. Keady Gundrum Olivia Krise Dr. Pamela Luft Kent State Univeristy. Need for Information. A deaf education teacher brought the need for this unit to our attention in the fall.

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Effective Interpreter Use

Effective Interpreter Use. Interpreter Use Training. Goals: Improved health care delivery to low proficiency English (LEP) patients and families Improved provider satisfaction and fulfillment. Agenda. Mandates for interpreter use Research supporting use

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MA Health Disparities Council Working Group on Interpreter Services

MA Health Disparities Council Working Group on Interpreter Services Final Report and Recommendations Presented by Georgia Simpson May Director, MDPH-Office of Health Equity (OHE) February 1, 2011. The 2007 Massachusetts Legislative Commission to End Racial and Ethnic

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Employment Ontario/Employment Services For Persons with Disabilities SDAG February, 2009

Employment and Training Division Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. Employment Ontario/Employment Services For Persons with Disabilities SDAG February, 2009. Objective.

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Enhancing Safety for Patients With Limited English Proficiency

TM. Enhancing Safety for Patients With Limited English Proficiency. Introduction. SAY:

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