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In this episode of "The Invisible Profession" we explore how a language access toolkit can impact a patient's experience through proactive preparation. Elizabeth Sanchez, the language access coordinator for Deschutes County Health Services, shares the language resources that her organization offers to its community members. We discuss how their "language access auxiliary kit" was created, how it has been received, and other ways they engage with limited English proficient residents of their region.
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