Sentence examples for language concordance from inspiring English sources

The patient-provider language concordance variable had two groups: (1) other-language concordant (patients and providers spoke the same non-English language) or (2) language discordant (patient did not share a language with their provider).

Interpreter services, language concordance, and health care quality.

Patient-physician language concordance and lifestyle counseling among Spanish-speaking patients.

Patient-physician language concordance and primary care screening among spanish-speaking patients.

Providing high-quality care for limited English proficient patients: the importance of language concordance and interpreter use.

This study was designed to assess the effects of patient provider language concordance on a pediatric surgery practice.

The effect of language-concordance was reduced compared to the findings from single-handed practices.

When a doctor and patient share the same language or ethnicity, this is termed language-concordance or ethnicity-concordance respectively.

Many of these drew on the language of concordance to support their views.

A second model including an additional effect for language-ethnicity concordance (i.e., patient's self-reported ethnicity matching with the language available at a practice) for each of three South Asian ethnic groups (i.e., Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani).

There was also evidence (p = 0.0109) that the effect of language-ethnicity concordance varied within the South Asian group (i.e., Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani based on a likelihood-ratio test comparing model 2 with a model where the language-ethnicity concordance effect was constrained to be constant across the three ethnic groups).