This new contract will save at least £18m a year on the cost of interpretation and translation, a reduction of almost a third, but will ensure that high quality interpreters and translators are still available to those in need".
An interpreter training program for bilingual/multilingual healthcare professionals and staff is expected to enhance the quality of healthcare communication in linguistically and culturally diversified communities, and to reduce the cost of interpretation services.
Most Salud Clinic patients have a Medi-Cal insurance plan that will cover the cost of interpretation, Donna Paul, the clinic manager, says.
In a systematic review, Flores 35 indicates that there are few studies related to costs of interpretation services.
Although the cost of multiplexing a number of genes simultaneously by NGS is much less than analyzing those genes individually, the additional costs of interpretation of the results, reporting and genetic counseling that result from NGS must be recognized and dealt with.
The cost of this interpretation is not considered.
Compensation of court appointed experts, compensation of interpreters, and salaries, fees, expenses, and costs of special interpretation services under section 1828 of this title.
Rather than focusing solely on the costs of data interpretation, we recommend research studies planning to return data allocate resources for participant education and communications regarding the process of sample analysis and data creation.
Moreover, even with dramatically reduced DNA sequencing costs, the high costs of data interpretation subsequent to the tremendous bioinformatics effort of analyzing 6.2 Gb nucleotides of two copies of one individual genome means that personal genome sequencing will not become clinically routine in the near future.
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