Ethical Dilemmas in Interpreting Essay

Ethical dilemmas in interpreting case study 2In the scenario, I am interpreting at a medical practice. The swear out Provider (SP) is the GP practice and Service User (SU) is a patient. I arrive at the reception on time, the receptionist waves me in direction of the patient and hence she answers a phone c only. Then the patient is called into the consultation room. At the consultation room, I try to introduce myself and give my Code of Practice (CoP) to the bushel exclusively he ignores me and asks what the problem with the patient is. I reply to him that he back ask the patient himself and I will interpret for him. Then the load ask me to take the patient back to the waiting room so I can interrogate her, while he sees another patient, then he will call us back. The following things went wrong during my barter assignment* The receptionist behaves unprofessionally because she shouldnt pass on me alone with the patient because this could cause me macrocosm partial and unsuit able to do this assignment. * The furbish up ignores my introduction. The Code of Practice (section 5.24) says that Service Provider should allow to interpreter to introduce him or herself. Introduction is central because it allows me explain the rules and terms which I am going to follow during assignment.* The doctor should address member of the public directly (Code of Practice section 5.26). It is of import that a service provider speaks directly to a service user, because it allows mitigate communication and connection between, in this situation, patient and doctor, and SU doesnt feel left(a) out.* The doctor doesnt want to interview the patient and ask me to leave the consultation room. The Code of Practice defines this problem as follows Conduct all of the interview yourself. It may be tempting to ask the interpreter to go off and have chat with your client, and then come back and spot you the relevant points, but the interpreter is not qualified to know what study to look for or how to process the information received. (Code of Practice, section 5.29) I wasnt sure what I should do as an interpreter to be in line with my Code of Practice. If I did what doctor asks, I wouldnt be assertive and impartial (Code of Practice, section 2.4). If I refused to do what doctor insists, I would leave the patient withoutany help. I decide to explain to the doctor what my job description is and ask him one more time to interview the patient. If doctor still refuses to do interview I ask him if would be possible to assign the patient to different doctor or nurse. by and by I finished assignment, I would report the incident with the doctor to the chest of drawers if I work for one or report it to practices manager if I am be freelance interpreter.