# Communicate Your Health

> Mobile heathcare apps


## Pages

- [Testing Accordian](https://communicateyourhealth.com/testing-accordian/): The primary aim of the healthcare interpreter should be to facilitate communication between two persons who do not speak the same language.
- [About CYH](https://communicateyourhealth.com/about-cyh/): Hear Me and Speak to Me are websites developed in association with the Communicate Your Health (Ireland) Partnership.
- [More](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/more/): National Intercultural Health Strategy 2018-2023.
- [Interpreting in Palliative Care](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/interpreting-in-palliative-care/): WHAT IS PALLIATIVE CARE?
- [Self care for interpreters](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/self-care-for-interpreters/): Working in sensitive or traumatic situations, can be especially difficult for interpreters.
- [Good practice guidelines for community interpreters in healthcare settings](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/good-practice-guidelines-for-community-interpreters-in-healthcare-settings/): Without the help of healthcare interpreters, people with limited English could not communicate and English speakers could not carry out their work.
- [About and acknowledgements](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/about-and-acknowledgements/): Ireland has seen great diversification of its population in recent years with Irish residents who speak a language other than English or Irish at home increasing by 23% percent (139,489) between the 2016 and 2022 census with total number of 751,507 people speaking a language other than English or Irish at home.
- [More-HearMe](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/more-hearme/): Chime is a charity for deafness and hearing loss.
- [Patients](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/patients/): ‘The greatest benefit for the largest number of Deaf patients is the routine provision of sign language interpreter support for all who desire it’ (Reeves and Kokoruwe 2005, 95)[1].
- [About and Guidelines](https://communicateyourhealth.com/homepage/about-and-guidelines/): This guide provides information to assist and support health care practitioners caring for Deaf patients and patients with significant hearing loss (SHL), particularly in palliative care contexts.
- [HomePage](https://communicateyourhealth.com/)
- [Home](https://communicateyourhealth.com/home/): free mobile healthcare apps developed in association with the Communicate Your Health (Ireland) Partnership and supported and funded by the Health Service Executive (HSE) National Social Inclusion Unit, Ireland, and the Irish Hospice Foundation.
- [Palliative Care Training with CDS - Mar 3](https://communicateyourhealth.com/hear-me-app/palliative-care-training-with-cds-mar-3/): The Centre for Deaf Studies in collaboration with CISLI will host a talk on ‘Palliative Care’ for interpreters, delivered by Regina Mc Quillian, on Saturday March 3rd, from 11am – 1pm.
- [Hear Me app](https://communicateyourhealth.com/hear-me-app/): Available to download FREE from App Store (Apple) and Google Play Store (Android).
- [Speak to Me app](https://communicateyourhealth.com/speak-to-me-app/): Available to download FREE from App Store (Apple) and Google Play Store (Android).
- [Understand Me app](https://communicateyourhealth.com/understand-me-app/): Available to download FREE from App Store (Apple) and Google Play Store (Android).
- [About](https://communicateyourhealth.com/about/): free mobile healthcare apps developed in association with the Communicate Your Health (Ireland) Partnership and supported and funded by the Health Service Executive (HSE) National Social Inclusion Unit, Ireland, and the Irish Hospice Foundation.
- [Contact](https://communicateyourhealth.com/contact/): This is just a short excerpt for the contact page.


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