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Outreach Library: Medical and Mental Health Interpreting

Interpreting in Mental Health Settings. SignEnhancers, Inc./Treehouse Video, (1997). Presenters- Dan Veltri & Kathleen Duffy. Text included VHS-50 minutes. # BS-55.
Interpreting in Medical Settings. Dawn Sign Press, (2002). Author -Carol Patrie. Book and DVD.  English with captions. # BS-41.
To the Heart of the Matter: The Cardiovascular System. College of St. Catherine & SLICES, (2002). Cardiovascular System lectures presented in both English and in ASL. Includes outline notes from the technical ASL lectures and a list of specialized vocabulary and diagrams of the heart. Model English interpretations. CD. # CD-11.
Stomach This: The Digestive System in ASL and English. College of St. Catherine & SLICES, (2002). Contains ASL and English lectures on the Digestive System. Includes outline notes from the technical ASL lectures and a list of specialized vocabulary and diagrams of the stomach. Model English interpretations. CD. # CD-16.
To Your Health: Choosing a Healthy Lifestyle. Sign Media, (1991). Good for Medical / Health vocabulary. Presented in ASL / Voice-Over VHS-43 minutes. # DR-01.
To Your Health: Your Physical Exam. Sign Media, (1991). Presented in ASL with voice interpretation. Good for Medical vocabulary. # DR-02.
My Body, My Responsibility: A Health Education Video for Deaf Women. University of Rochester, (2003). ASL dialogue, spoken English soundtrack, open captioning (English). # DR-03.
Interpreting within the Mental Health Setting: Psychological Testing. University of Arkansas, Little Rock, V645.004. Voiced/signed VHS-37 minutes. # DR-04.
Giving a Medical Case History: Interactive Practice Developing Interpretation Skills Series.Sign Media, (1996). Includes hearing and deaf people.  # DR-05.
Interpreting within the Mental Health Setting: Interactive Interview, Consultation and Hearing. University of Arkansas, Little Rock, V645.005. Voiced/Signed VHS-50 minutes. #DR-06.
An Introduction to Advanced Directives (Living Wills) and Hospice Care. Deaf Hospice Education Project of Minnesota, a program of DEAF/MADC, (2003). Presented in Sign VHS-46 minutes. # DR-07.
Interpreting in Medical Settings. Center for Telecommunications and Videos. Waubonsee Community College, (1995). 2 VHS tape set. # DR-08.
"Deaf Patients: An Instructional Guide for ASL Medical Interpreters and Advanced Students" includes the following four videotapes. Each tape contains numerous examples of how to interpret in different medical situations, including filling out forms, doctor's explanations and pre- and post-surgeries. For a detailed list of what is contained on each videotape, click here.
Tape #1: Deaf Patients: A Communicative Aid (Pages 3-25). # BS-51.
Tape #2: Deaf Patients: A Communicative Aid (Pages 26-69). # BS-52.
Test #3: Deaf Patients: A Communicative Aid (Pages 70-107). # BS-53.
Tape #4: Deaf Patients: A Communicative Aid (Pages 108-143). # BS-54.
The Gray Area: His Date, Her Rape. # BS-65.
Bravo Lesson #12: The Doctor is In! Sign Enhancers, (1991). Basic Medical signs for the Dr. office. Captioned VHS-45 minutes. # LA-12.
Health Occupations with Fred Lovitch. Signed VHS-30 to 45 minutes. # ST-3.
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