Answer: Many of our licensed databases (NRC
Plus, Clinical
Key, LexiComp, etc.) offer
patient education in other languages.
For a complete
listing, check the Patient Ed. in
Other Languages tab on the Nursing Point-of-Care Tools
or The Physician
& Provider Tool Box LibGuides.
These Guides are available through many of
the EHRs around the state as an additional reference for Nurses and
Providers. Also available on the
regional Ascension
Wisconsin Library pages.
- Note that there is one tab for Patient Education in English
- And one tab for Patient Education in Other Languages
- These pages include links and tutorials on how to find patient ed. in these databases.
The example
below demonstrates how to find a patient ed. handout in multiple languages through
The Lexicomp Drug
Reference.
In
Lexicomp, click on the Patient Education tab [See above].
On
the left-hand side-bar, English is
the default language, but if you click the down arrow, it will give you the
choice of many other languages.
- Please be aware that not every patient handout will be available in every language possible. Spanish is by far the most common, but other languages (like Hmong) are harder to come by.
- The left side of the Patient Ed. in other Languages page contains links for patient education in Hmong, Spanish, and other languages worldwide.
- Keep in mind, whatever “outside” handout is given to a patient will need to be documented appropriately in the EHR.
Questions
or Comments?
Contact
your Ascension Wisconsin Clinical Librarians:
Michele
Matucheski and Kellee Selden
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