Language-Centered Design for Hospitals: Fostering Inclusivity and Quality Care
The state of Colorado is experiencing an increase in linguistic diversity. According to the CHAS, Over 937,000 Coloradans speak languages other than English at home, presenting unique challenges for healthcare providers. Effective communication is vital for quality care, but language barriers can impact patient outcomes, satisfaction, and challenge inclusivity.
In this blog post, we will explore the transformative potential of language-centered design. By integrating language services and creating inclusive spaces, healthcare facilities can foster an environment of wellness and healing. Creating inclusive spaces that prioritize patient satisfaction can contribute to the overall improvement of healthcare delivery, ultimately benefiting society as a whole.
