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February 25, 2024Health Promotion Journal of AustraliaOpen Access

The use of interpreter services and its barriers faced by hospital staff when accessing interpreters for patients with low English proficiency during the COVID‐19 pandemic

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DTDavina TangAustralian Institute of Health and WelfareDJDanielle JawadThe University of SydneyVDVesna DragojeSydney Local Health District

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