試題詳解

49. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
(A) People with limited English proficiency may have more difficulty accessing health information about important health care services and related disease symptoms.
(B) Language barriers in access to care include issues such as communication difficulties due to discordant languages between patients and health care providers.
(C) Professional medical interpreter services can reduce language barriers, be expensive and inconvenient in community-based clinics.
(D) English-speaking patients may not actually have an adequate level of English health literacy, thus limiting the possibility of dialogue with health care providers.
(E) Professional interpreter services are underutilized in primary care settings, even when required by law, but private practices use professional interpreters in acute care settings.