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Who Owns the System That Provides Access?
Reflecting on Jen Bird’s session about social value, procurement and community-led interpreting services A Deaf person arrives at a hospital believing an interpreter has been booked, but nobody appears. Staff may say that the interpreter did not turn up. The agency may say that nobody accepted the booking. The Deaf person is left waiting, often without knowing where the failure occurred or who is responsible for resolving it. It is easy to focus on the final missing interpret
Stephen Ellis-Menton
Sep 614 min read
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