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With health care costs soaring, hospitals across the country are turning to new technologies, such as video remote interpreting, which connect deaf patients with off-site interpreters. But, in what may be a test case with national implications, seven deaf plaintiffs claim the technology is an inadequate alternative to live on-site interpreters for critical medical situations. "In some situations, VRI may be good enough," says plaintiff Elizabeth Gillespie. "But it is not a cookie-cutter answer."
February 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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