We must opt for a person in the institute who knows that particular language so he or she can communicate at both ends Otherwise need to rely on the family members who can understand and act accordingly

To help a patient with language barriers share sensitive information, I would first ensure the availability of a qualified medical interpreter, either in-person or via a secure telehealth platform, to facilitate clear and accurate communication in case I can not rely on a family member. I would create a comfortable and private environment, emphasizing confidentiality and respect, to build trust. Using culturally sensitive communication strategies, I would encourage the patient to express themselves freely, ensuring they feel supported throughout the conversation. This approach ensures patient safety and enhances the quality of care, respecting their dignity and promoting effective healthcare outcomes.

I believe all hospitals should have similar to ICU, implement a Cultural Sensitive Care (CSC) unit. This team should provide educational materials to support diverse patient needs. With the rise of medical tourism, such a unit could help address many language and cultural barriers, ensuring better patient care and experience.