I contacted Kathrin a few weeks ago when I discovered that her Medtalks with Kathrin are recorded and available as podcasts. I had enjoyed a recent episode and wanted to let her know. That turned into a coffee chat, which turned into a collaboration plan! In this first episode, you’ll hear more about Kathrin, her story, and her projects. We’re also planning a future episode with some colleagues from the How to speak cancer translation team.
In this conversation we talked about:
Kathrin’s language story and her career path into the language industry
What Medtalks with Kathrin are all about, who they’re for, and where you can find them
Patient-centred medical communication and what needs to happen for it to be accessible for the people it’s intended to help
Kathrin’s tips for colleagues who would like to know more about medical translation and medical writing
Who is Kathrin ?
Kathrin Kunze is a nurse-turned medical communicator, author, translator, and founder of Kathrin’s Medical Linguistics. Drawing on almost 20 years of clinical experience, she helps patients, families, and care partners understand complex medical information with greater clarity and confidence. Through her book How to Speak Cancer, her blog, and her conversations with patients and healthcare professionals, Kathrin and her network work to make medical language accessible for all.
You can find the links that we mention by visiting our episode's page: https://www.englishwithkirsty.com/podcast/episode323/
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