Community Centered Education, Interpreter Training, and Advocacy to Improve Language Access for California’s Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

Summary: The lack of culturally and linguistically appropriate health services accessibility has disproportionately affected communities with limited English proficiency. Comprehensive community efforts, including outreach and education, medical interpreter training, and advocacy to inform practices and policies, may lead to sustainable improvements in access to quality health care for diverse communities.