Lack of interpreter left deaf man fearing he ‘had HIV and could die’

A deaf man wrongly believed he had HIV for two days due to the lack of an interpreter while receiving test results at a ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Interpreting Test Scores: More Complicated Than You Think

As more colleges move to “test optional” admissions policies, the debate over the utility and interpretation of standardized-test scores continues. The Chronicle asked Daniel Koretz, a professor of ...

'Lack of interpreters meant I believed I had HIV for two days'

Richard MacQueen, a father-of-three from Dundee, was being treated in A&E for pneumonia and misunderstood the nurse when he ...