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Organization - Asian Health Services
Grant Amount - $400,000
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Removing Language Barriers in Health Care: To implement a multifaceted project that will engage immigrant patients as advocates for language access, institutionalize interpreter training at a community college and create a language proficiency tool for health interpreters in Alameda County.
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Second Language Testing, Inc. - $179,370 from the California Endowment - Finalization of Computer-Based Tests for Health Care Interpreters: To revise and finalize the presentation, content and the scoring system of four health care interpreter readiness tests including English and Spanish language proficiency tests, as...
University of California, San Francisco - $408,730 from the California Endowment - Evaluation of Video Medical Interpretation, Phase II: To support completion of evaluations for patient, provider, and interpreter satisfaction and selected process and clinical outcomes in the primary care, cardiology, and inpatient settings on the...
Afghan Coalition - $251,440 from the California Endowment - Health Partnership Program - Phase II: To strengthen access to culturally competent health care, including language access, for Afghan and other refugee populations through documenting gaps in language access and culturally relevant care, building...
Special Service for Groups, Inc. - $421,000 from the California Endowment - PALS for Health: To reduce language barriers to health care for Limited English Proficient adults through health interpreter training, community awareness, outreach and education in Los Angeles County.
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