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A recorded one-hour presentation delivered in Mandarin that works through a complicated cardiology case in an elderly patient and the interpreting problems it creates. HCIN publishes one hour of CE credit accepted by CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI; no RID CEU value and no RID credit type appear anywhere on the provider's site, so both fields are blank here.

$15 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

An online overview of the organs and functions of the gastrointestinal system, the diseases and clinical procedures an interpreter is likely to meet alongside them, and the terminology that goes with both; access runs 30 days from enrolment. It suits medical interpreters building anatomy knowledge systematically rather than picking terms up assignment by assignment. HCIN publishes 3 CCHI accredited hours as general credit and 3 IMIA/NBCMI hours, or 0.3 CEU, and gives no RID value or credit type.

$35.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recording of a live 2020 webinar on emotional self-care for interpreters, given during a year of pandemic and social unrest. It suits interpreters carrying a heavy emotional load from healthcare assignments who want sustainable habits rather than quick fixes. The two credit lines differ in length, 1.5 CCHI accredited hours (ID 9376) against 0.1 IMIA/NBCMI CEU, being one hour (ID 20-1170), and no RID value or credit type is designated, so both fields are blank.

$15.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

An online, self-paced course on using critical thinking to work through the ethical dilemmas a code of ethics does not directly answer. It suits working healthcare interpreters who already know the codes and want help applying them to situations that fall between the principles. HCIN publishes 1.5 CCHI accredited hours (ID 10333) and 1.5 IMIA/NBCMI hours, or 0.15 CEU (ID 23-1255), and designates no RID value or credit type, so both fields are blank here.

$20.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded webinar, audio over slides, on the cultural and terminological friction that arises between Arabic-speaking patients and English-speaking clinicians, and on closing those gaps in the moment. HCIN publishes one instructional hour accepted by CCHI only, not by IMIA/NBCMI, and states no RID CEU value and no RID credit type, so both fields are blank. Recommended for Arabic interpreters but open to anyone.

$15 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded webinar by an experienced interpreter on working in pediatric end-of-life care while holding professional boundaries. It suits hospital interpreters who take pediatric or palliative assignments and want to think about the emotional shape of them beforehand. HCIN publishes 1.5 CE hours approved by CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI and designates no RID value or credit type, so both are blank; the course page's title wording differs slightly from the catalogue's and is flagged in this batch for a re-read.

$20.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A short online introduction to the ethical standards that professional associations set for healthcare interpreting, taken at the learner's own pace on HCIN's Moodle platform. It suits interpreters new to the medical setting, or anyone wanting a compact refresher on the field's codes of conduct. HCIN publishes one instructional hour for CEAP/CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI and designates no RID value or credit type, so both are recorded here as unknown: a CCHI or NBCMI instructional hour is not an RID CEU.

$15.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded introductory course delivered in Spanish on interpreting in mental health care, covering how common mental illness is and the competencies a mental health appointment demands of an interpreter. HCIN publishes 1.5 instructional hours accepted by CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI and states no RID CEU value and no RID credit type anywhere, so both of those fields are blank here. Access runs for 30 days from enrolment.

$20 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A self-paced online course developed by Cynthia E. Roat covering what autism spectrum disorders are, the genetics and genetic testing behind them, common childhood treatments, and the specific difficulties an interpreter meets in those appointments, with vocabulary and sight translation exercises. Suited to interpreters working paediatric, developmental or school-linked clinics. No RID CEU value and no RID credit type appear anywhere on the site; the provider publishes three CEAP/CCHI accredited hours including one performance-based hour (Program ID 09989) and three hours / 0.3 CEU from IMIA/NBCMI (ID 22-1245), and states it is not approved for Washington DSHS.

$45 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A self-paced online course combining recorded instruction, a case study and interactive practice on interpreting in genetic counselling and oncology consultations, including the terminology of inherited cancer risk. Language-specific practice material is provided for Arabic, Chinese and Spanish interpreters. No RID CEU value and no RID credit type appear anywhere on the site; the provider publishes three CCHI accredited hours including one performance-based hour for those three languages (ID 10169), three hours / 0.3 CEU from IMIA/NBCMI (ID 23-1107) and three Washington DSHS general credits (#728), none of which is an RID CEU value.

$45 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A self-paced online course on the anatomy of the ear, how hearing loss is classified, the tests used to diagnose it and how it is managed clinically, together with practical strategies for communicating with a patient who is hard of hearing. It was built for English-Spanish pairs, and the provider states interpreters of other languages can use only part of it; it is about spoken-language work in healthcare and does not cover sign language interpreting. No RID CEU value and no RID credit type appear anywhere on the site; the provider publishes 1.5 CEAP/CCHI accredited hours (Program ID 10135), of which Spanish interpreters may count 0.5 as performance-based, and 1.5 hours / 0.15 CEU from IMIA/NBCMI (ID 23-1160), none of which is an RID CEU value.

$25 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded 2019 webinar in which mental health clinicians from Hennepin Healthcare cover preparing for a psychotherapy visit, interpreting accurately during it, and interpreter self-care afterwards. It suits healthcare interpreters taking on mental health assignments for the first time. HCIN publishes 1.5 CCHI accredited hours (#08868) and 0.15 IMIA/NBCMI CEU, being 1.5 hours (#19-1052); no RID value or credit type is designated, so both are recorded as unknown.

$20.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded webinar, audio with a handful of slides, in which two experienced interpreters at a pediatric hospital talk through interpreting for providers on inpatient rounds. It suits hospital-based interpreters who work the wards rather than clinic appointments. HCIN publishes one instructional hour for CCHI and IMIA and no RID value or credit type, so both are recorded here as unknown.

$15.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A two-hour self-paced course on interpreting for the medical and forensic interviews conducted in hospital emergency departments and Child Advocacy Centers, covering how those interviews are structured and what that structure asks of the interpreter. It suits healthcare interpreters who may be called to child protection or assault cases and would rather prepare in advance than on the day. HCIN publishes 2 CCHI accredited hours (ID 10478) and 0.2 IMIA/NBCMI CEU, being 2 hours (ID 24-1150), with no RID value or credit type designated.

$25.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded course delivered in Spanish on relay interpreting, the method used when an indigenous-language interpreter does not work in English, and on handling concepts that have no ready equivalent in the other language. HCIN publishes one instructional hour accepted by CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI, with no RID CEU value and no RID credit type stated, so both fields are blank. Access runs for 30 days from enrolment.

$20 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A self-paced online course on interpreting in physical therapy, mixing discussion of how those appointments run with vocabulary drills and interpreting practice. A narrow setting that is rarely covered elsewhere, and worth it for anyone who covers outpatient rehabilitation regularly. No RID CEU value and no RID credit type appear anywhere on the site; the provider publishes three CCHI accredited hours, one of them performance-based for Spanish only, and three hours / 0.3 CEU from NBCMI, neither of which is an RID CEU value.

$45 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded webinar, audio over slides, on the terminology and concepts of childhood cancer care as they arise in interpreted appointments. HCIN publishes one instructional hour accepted by CCHI only, with no RID CEU value and no RID credit type stated, so both fields are blank here. Recommended for Arabic interpreters but enrolment is open to any language.

$15 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

An online course on adapting in-person healthcare interpreting protocols to remote video work, walking through what the interpreter does at the opening of an encounter, during it, and at the close. It suits interpreters moving into VRI, or splitting a week between remote and on-site assignments. HCIN publishes 1.5 CCHI accredited hours (#04544) and 0.15 IMIA/NBCMI CEU, being 1.5 hours (#19-1096); no RID value or credit type appears, so both fields are blank.

$20.00 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

A recorded course delivered in Spanish on endometriosis: what the condition is, how it presents, and why precise communication matters to getting it diagnosed when the patient is working through an interpreter. HCIN publishes one instructional hour accepted by CCHI and IMIA/NBCMI and states no RID CEU value and no RID credit type, so both fields are blank. Unusually for this catalogue the page shows no price at all, so ask before enrolling.

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