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PRODUCING INTERCULTURAL DISCOURSE IN THE CLINICAL ENCOUNTER PART 2
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Reviewed By: Society for Medical Anthropology
Saturday, December 6, 2014: 2:30 PM-4:15 PM

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Organizers:  Michael Nathan (Harvard Medical School) and Lissie Wahl-Kleiser (Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School)
Chairs:  Seth Donal Hannah (Harvard University)
2:30 PM
Face to Face:  Lessons Learned As an Interpreter at a Free Health Clinic
Margaret L Buckner (Missouri State University)
2:45 PM
Multiple Involvements in the Doctor's Office: The Dynamics of Interpreter-Mediated Medical Interactions
Abdesalam Soudi (University of Pittsburgh) and Jeannette South-Paul (University of Pittsburg)
3:00 PM
Interpreted Identity: Variations on Perceptions of Identity Based on Interpreter-Mediated Encounters
Stephanie Feyne (
3:15 PM
Culture in the Interactional Details of Interpreted Clinical Encounters: A Misunderstanding
Robert Schrauf (Pennsylvania State University) and Priscilla Ortiz (Pennsylvania State University)
3:30 PM
Translating Cultural Difference: The Dilemmas of Multicultural Mental Health Care in Israel
Ekaterina Anderson (Boston University)
3:45 PM
Risk Communication in Mono- and Multilingual Briefings for Informed Consent
Bernd Meyer (Mainz University)
4:00 PM
The Emergence of an Ethical Habitus Among Volunteer Health Care Interpreters: Negotiating Moral Responsibilities through Trus
Maria Aguilar-Solano (University of Massachusetts Boston)
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