Whether your aim is to inform people about public health topics like vaccination, health prevention and rare diseases, or you strive to create a good patient experience, your communication should be clear and your message should remain exactly the same, no matter what language you use. It is no accident that healthcare is a strictly regulated industry. Translating documents in this field requires translators to have specific background knowledge and experience. Our teams of professional expert linguists and a two-step quality process ensure that the translations we deliver are accurate and free from errors. We work with a pool of translators who have a relevant background in the health field. They know and follow regulatory guidelines and terminology, and each translation is revised by a proofreader. Our two-step quality assurance process ensures that the documents are double-checked or even triple-checked if needed. We also offer back translation services for sensitive materials.
Our specific areas of expertise
We translate to and from more than 60 languages in this field for European and international associations like EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations), EMSP (European Multiple Sclerosis Platform), European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC), European Federation of Allergy and Airways Diseases Patients’ Associations (EFA), European Patients’ Forum, European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), International Diabetes Federation and World Hepatitis Alliance, as well as companies and NGOs like Aboca, Ocean Pharma GmbH, Atlantis Healthcare, ISK Biosciences, The Health Policy Partnership, Incisive Health and Health Care Without Harm Europe.
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Client feedback
“Our German validator was particularly happy with the translation and praised your good work.” – Health Policy Partnership
“Thank you very much for all your hard work today for our webinar! You did an amazing job and it all ran smoothly. Looking forward to working with you again in the future. ” – World Hepatitis Alliance