Overcoming Language Barriers During an Animal Health Emergency.

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Overcoming Language Barriers During an Animal Health Emergency

Language Barrier Issues ●Animal owners – Announcements, warnings – Evacuation, sheltering ● Livestock producers/workers – Explaining response steps needed  Quarantine  Depopulation  Biosecurity – Animal health response tasks  Animal handling  Biosecurity procedures  Safety precautions Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Language Barrier Issues ●Diverse workforce – 47% foreign-born – 50% Hispanic – 31% less than 9 th grade education ● Spanish most common non- English language in U.S. households Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Overcoming Language Barriers ●Find someone that is bilingual – Farm supervisor or crew leader – Community member – Interpreting service – Other responding agencies Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Visual Identification ●Visual identification – Colored vest – Colored tape on outerwear Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview INTERPRETER

Tips for Communicating ●Remain calm and professional ●Speak slowly and clearly ●Avoid using acronyms or jargon ●Use everyday language ●Repeat important information ●Be patient ●Communicate with respect Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Tips for Communicating ●Give information in small parts ●Verify comprehension before continuing ●Frequently check for understanding – Look for signs of confusion, agreement, or disagreement, apprehension – Watch the eyes, facial expression, or body language Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Additional Communication Tips ●Information by various methods ●Verbal ●Visual – Translated signage or handouts in various languages – Language boards – Picture sets or drawings  Premade or paper/pencil Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Resources ●FEMA IS-242.B: Effective Communication. February b b ●Overcoming Language Barriers: Solutions for Law Enforcement tml ●Arcury TA, Estrada JM, Quandt SA. Overcoming Language and Literacy Barriers in Safety and Health Training of Agricultural Workers. J Agromedicine Jul;15(3): Just In Time Training Language Barriers: Overview

Acknowledgments Development of this presentation was by the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University through funding from the Multi-State Partnership for Security in Agriculture Authors: Glenda Dvorak, DVM, MPH, DACVPM; Logan Kilburn