What is Health Translations?
Health Translations is a Victorian Government initiative managed and maintained by the Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health on behalf of the Department of Health.
Health Translations aim is to improve the health and wellbeing of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. We do this by providing health professionals and community members with reliable and up to date health and wellbeing information in over 100 languages.
The library links to multilingual resources published by Australian government departments, peak health bodies, hospitals, and community health and welfare organisations.
CEH NEWS
Celebrating a wrap for the CEH Drop the Jargon Day campaign for 2022!
Celebrating a wrap for the CEH Drop the Jargon Day campaign for 2022! By: Jolyon Burford, Trainer & eLearning Developer Our Drop the Jargon Day campaign for 2022 is officially wrapped. We'd like to say a big thank you to everyone who contributed. Our annual...
Plain language: is your focus on readability dating your practice in the 1970s?
Plain language: is your focus on readability dating your practice in the 1970s? By: Jolyon Burford, Trainer & eLearning Developer Research from 2015 told us that Australian health Websites were written on average at about a year 12 level. A lot of work has been...
What Makes My Work as a Facilitator Meaningful?
What Makes My Work as a Facilitator Meaningful? By Eman Al-Dasuqi. Most of us want a rewarding work experience. Especially when we spend most of our waking life working! So, what makes work meaningful? I‘ve been asking myself this question ever since I was a young...
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