Variable |
N |
Agree N (%) |
Disagree N (%) |
has a great ability to translate |
12 |
12 (100%) |
0 (%) |
importance to have confidence for an interpreter for whether I will honestly tell health care staff about my illness |
12 |
12 (100%) |
0 (0%) |
show me respect |
12 |
11 (92%) |
1 (8%) |
no importance of interpreters religion |
12 |
10 (84%) |
2 (16%) |
knowledge both in the language and the terminology used in healthcare |
12 |
10 (84%) |
2 (26%) |
I know from which country the interpreter comes from |
12 |
8 (67%) |
4 (33%) |
no importance to introduce him/herself to me |
12 |
7 (58%) |
5 (42%) |
no importance what cloths an interpreter use and whether he/she is challenging dressed |
12 |
7 (58%) |
5 (42%) |
the same gender as myself |
12 |
6 (50%) |
6 (50%) |
The interpreter's age is of no importance for the translation |
12 |
6 (50%) |
6 (50%) |
no importance which religion the interpreter belongs to |
12 |
6 (50%) |
6 (50%) |
no importance that an interpreter is trained |
12 |
5 (42%) |
7 (58%) |
no importance of that interpreter talk the same dialect as me |
12 |
4 (33%) |
8 (64%) |
no importannce that the interpreter is neutral and impartial |
12 |
4 (33%) |
8 (67%) |
no importance of the interpreter's training in the language and medical terminology, which is used in healthcare. |
12 |
3(25%) |
9 (75%) |
it is not important that interpreter keep code of confidentiality |
12 |
1 (8%) |
11 (92%) |
more confidence for an interpreter who has a similar outfit as my own |
12 |
1 (8%) |
11 (92%) |
no importance whether an interpreter can speak both languages |
12 |
0 (%) |
12 (100%) |
confidence in younger interpreters than in older |
12 |
0 (0%) |
12 (100%) |