by DTS Language Services | Sep 11, 2019 | Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services
10 Things We’ve Learned in 40+ Years in the Life Sciences and Medical Translation Industry In the past 40 years, a lot has changed about doing business internationally and a lot has changed about the translation industry. When DTS Language Services, Inc. started out...
by DTS Language Services | Aug 20, 2019 | Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services
All medical records should be 100 percent accurate. Doctors, nurses, and patients all depend on having quality information. And medical translation services help deliver this level of accuracy. Yet, translation agencies need an efficient team to translate, proofread,...
by DTS Language Services | Mar 11, 2019 | Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services
What Makes Translating a Medical Document More Difficult Than Others? It isn’t hard to see why medical translation requires a level of precision and accuracy that is unmatched in any other area. When a patient’s health and safety are on the line, you don’t want to...
by DTS Language Services | Mar 1, 2019 | Clinical Trials Translation, Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services, Translation Procurement
Did you know there’s a difference between translating and interpreting? It’s true. Each service is appropriate for different situations and each requires a different set of skills, training, and linguistic knowledge. For this reason, few people can successfully do...
by DTS Language Services | Jan 25, 2019 | Clinical Trials Translation, Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services, Pharma Trends, Translation Procurement
Research that involves human subjects is more complicated, from an ethical standpoint, than other types of biomedical and life sciences research. Because it is so important to protect the rights of human subjects, researchers consult with an Institutional Review Board...
