OUR WORK – IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON
Medical translations help the MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis report on COVID-19
Services: Human translation and consultancy
Industries: Life sciences
Medical translations that were accurate and created quickly was a top priority during the pandemic. Imperial College London’s MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis has been doing invaluable work on COVID-19 for many months now, and has been sharing their research findings with medical professionals and the public via their website since the outbreak of the virus.
Their research has delivered much-needed analysis regarding transmissibility and spread of the virus to governments and public health agencies around the world, and has informed the UK Government’s policy to tackle the pandemic, most notably in its implementation of large-scale social distancing.
An international centre of excellence
As an international resource, the centre publishes research reports to their website in multiple languages, ensuring these vital findings are at the disposal of as wide an audience as possible.
Guildhawk has been collaborating with Imperial College London to produce the translations for a number of the report languages, working with our experienced network of subject matter experts.
Guildhawk’s APM-certified Project Managers therefore moved quickly to assemble a dedicated team of linguists to perform this work to the level required, and continue to ensure consistent, timely translation deliveries.
Our expertise
With the COVID-19 epidemic constantly evolving, and high-stakes decisions being made – by Government and individuals – in real time, it is essential that translations are completed both swiftly and to an exceptional standard of accuracy.
Guildhawk’s APM-certified Project Managers therefore moved quickly to assemble a dedicated team of linguists to perform this work to the level required, and continue to ensure consistent, timely translation deliveries.
We are very grateful to Imperial College London for the vital work they are doing, and are proud to play our part in getting their message out to the people who need it most.
