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Title:"Remote Telephone Interpretation in Medical Consultations with Refugees: Meta-communications about Care, Survival and Selfhood."
Abstract:"In Australia, interpreted consultations with refugees are frequently conducted using remote telephone interpretation (RTI). This article explores the meta-communication, or communication about communication (Bateson 1951), which occurs in these consultations. Consultations using RTI are framed by two types of meta-communication: one between patient and doctor about the state's responsiveness to the refugee, and a second communication between refugee and interpreter about survival of the self through resettlement. The latter is established through the introductory chat of the interpreter, the everyday soundscapes of the interpreters' lives heard in the background, and the more assertive speaking style used by remote interpreters. Together, they produce a meta-communication about the safe negotiation of identity through resettlement. A range of technological alternatives to RTI exist or are in development. We should be wary that newer technologies which make human-to-human interpreting redundant do not result in a more restricted communication environment for refugees.."
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Remote Telephone Interpretation in Medical Consultations with Refugees: Meta-communications about Care, Survival and Selfhood
In Australia, interpreted consultations with refugees are frequently conducted using remote telephone interpretation (RTI). This article explores the meta-communication, or communication about communication (Bateson 1951), which occurs in these consultations. Consultations using RTI are framed by two types of meta-communication: one between patient and doctor about the state's responsiveness to the refugee, and a second communication between refugee and interpreter about survival of the self through resettlement. The latter is established through the introductory chat of the interpreter, the everyday soundscapes of the interpreters' lives heard in the background, and the more assertive speaking style used by remote interpreters. Together, they produce a meta-communication about the safe negotiation of identity through resettlement. A range of technological alternatives to RTI exist or are in development. We should be wary that newer technologies which make human-to-human interpreting redundant do not result in a more restricted communication environment for refugees.