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Hospital language gap cost a mother her life, inquest finds
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Hospital language gap cost a mother her life, inquest finds

Gia Lam died from sepsis three days after giving birth in 2019. Vietnamese interpreters were not available, so doctors did not catch a urinary tract infection in time.

Why it mattersHospitals must provide interpreters when patients need them. When someone doesn't speak English, they need help to talk to doctors. Without it, patients can die.

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