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If you're planning to take your company global, it's important to take text expansion during translation into account ahead of time.
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It is easy to think that translation is something to worry about after you have everything written out. But you can save yourself a lot of time and money by making your content translation-friendly from the beginning.
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Patient service agreements demonstrate an understanding between patient and provider on issues such as consent, confidentiality and insurance. But what happens when a patient can't understand their service agreement?
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To understand when and why a certified translation might be necessary, it's important to have a good grasp of the differences between certified and non-certified translations.
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When selling and marketing medical technology around the world, properly translated medical equipment manuals allow healthcare providers to keep their patients healthy and happy.
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Verified credentials, faster turnaround times, and quality assurance are just some of the things you can expect.
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When companies begin looking into translation services, they often become confused by the range of similar sounding, but very different services that are available. Find out exactly what type of translation you need to take your business global.
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Since the use of vague terminology can lead to confusion or misrepresentation of just how skilled an individual really is in a language, it's important for professional translators and interpreters to have working definitions for the various levels of language proficiency.
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In every stage of a clinical trial, from pre-trial consultation with potential test subjects to the compilation of reports on the trial's results, professional medical translation can help simplify the process for researchers, test subjects and doctors alike.
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Whether your next wave of guests will arrive in a week's time or in December (which is summer for our friends in the southern hemisphere), you can -- and should -- take steps to welcome them in the appropriate language.
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