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Medical translation involves converting technical medical documents into other languages, through a multi-step process of extraction, translation, editing, publishing, proofreading, and in-country review. The international medical industry requires high quality translation certified under standards like ISO 9001, EN 15038, and ISO 13485. Word Perfect is a translation agency that can provide certified medical interpreters and translations to meet various needs.
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- 2. About Medical Translation.. • Medical translation is the translation of technical, regulatory, clinical or marketing documentation, software or training curriculum for the pharmaceutical, medical device or healthcare fields.
- 3. Process… Medical translation is typically a multi-step process which includes : • Extraction of text from source format. • Translation – the conversion of the source language text to the target language text. • Editing – reading and revision by a separate person to assure adherence to approved terminology and the proper style and voice.
- 4. • Publishing – the translation is put back into the original format (e.g., Word document, Web page, e-learning program) •Proofreading – this ensures that the formatted translation displays correctly with no corrupted text, has proper punctuation and line and page breaks are correct. • In-country review – a native-speaking expert reviews the translation to ensure that it meets all specifications and product or therapy specifics.
- 5. Quality and standards.. • The international medical industry is highly regulated and companies who need to translate their documentation choose translation agencies that are certified with one or more of the following standards: • ISO 9001 – quality system standard • EN 15038– European standard for translation vendor quality • ISO 13485– overarching standard for manufacture of medical devices
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