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To reach good health, and to promote prevention of disease in the family & community, to be engaged in an ongoing dialogue with clients and their family members that brings about understanding, acceptance, cooperation, and an identification of common goals and e.g. related care plans, language competences are important factors for all participants in the field of health care. Communication has to be, whenever possible, accurately in a language that clients are able to understand [1].

Person-first Language Aspects of Communication in Health and Mental Health Settings