multilingual resources

How can healthcare providers access multilingual resources?

Healthcare providers can access multilingual resources through:
Professional organizations and associations, which often provide translated materials.
Government agencies, such as the CDC and NIH, which offer multilingual health information.
Non-profit organizations dedicated to health education and advocacy.
Hospital systems that have their own libraries of translated documents.
Online platforms and mobile apps that specialize in healthcare translations.

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