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  Toolkit for Building a High-Quality Language Services Program

Building a High-Quality Language Services Program Toolkit

The Toolkit offers detailed guidance for building a high quality language services program. Each section of the toolkit includes steps that guide management of operations and provides strategies to improve services in many care settings. This toolkit is a unique resource for building and maintaining a high-quality language services program.  It provides the information and resources you need to:
 
1)     Identify individuals, strategies and tools to build and improve language services;
 
2)     Evaluate and improve the quality of an existing language services program;
 
3)     Generate ideas for measuring, monitoring and making improvements in the delivery of language services; and
 
4)     Integrate advanced practices around language services into healthcare organizations.
 
Anyone interested in meeting patient language needs can use this toolkit.  This information covers a wide spectrum of language services needs and is useful to organizations that are building a new language services program or that are improving their current programs. 
 
 

For access to this Toolkit and for more information on this resource, please visit Robert Wood Johnson Foundation website.

   
 
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