Wikipedie:Lékařské překlady

The Translation Task Force is a collaborative effort begun in 2011 to first improve health care's most important topics in English followed by translation into as many other languages as possible, one of the absolute major or which is Czech. It is an undertaking initiated by WikiProject Medicine, [url=https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiProject_Med]Wikimedia Project Med Foundation[/url], and Translators Without Borders. Wiki Project Med Foundation and Translators Without Borders are both supporting organizations of, and connected with each other through, Healthcare Information For All by 2015. A complete list of languages in which Wikipedia exists related to the number of speakers of said language can be found here

Process

WP:MED journal collaboration and translation projectWe currently have 33 articles ready to be translated in both full and simplified versions. +more And we have an addition 45 simplified articles. If you are interested in translating an article please email Enrique Cavalitto enrique at proz dot com. If you are interested in improving articles prior to translation please contact Doc James or simply create a Wikipedia account and start editing.

Translating the articles to Czech

The translation will take place from the full or simplified English edition of the articles and: * Will be done in [url=http://www. translatorswithoutborders. +moreorg]Translators without Borders[/url]'s [url=http://twb. translationcenter. org/workspace]translation center[/url], powered by [url=http://www. proz. com]ProZ. com[/url] * A translation center [url=http://twb. translationcenter. org/workspace/clients/view/id/254]profile[/url] has been created for Wikipedia with James Heilman as contact person. * The translation center includes [url=http://twb. translationcenter. org/workspace/faq]FAQs[/url] and [url=http://twb. translationcenter. org/workspace/help/page/id/user-manual-ngos]user manual[/url].

Adding articles into the Czech WP

Ideally this will be taken care of by local Czech Wikipedian. Instructions on how to add articles is [url=https://en. +morewikipedia. org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine/Translation_task_force/Adding_content]here[/url] (including the user name and password to access the TWB website. ) Additional instructions on how to translate into Czech can be found here (incomplete July, 2014).

What you can do

;Czech # Mark simple articles Do translate or Don't translate at the [url=https://en. wikipedia. +moreorg/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine/Translation_task_force/RTT(Simplified)#Group_2]List of simplified articles[/url] & List of full articles # A list of articles to be integrated is available below.

International # We need local Wikipedians to indicate in a table which articles should and should not be translated. # We have a list of articles in English that are ready to be translated into other languages here # Many English articles are still in need of improvement and there is much work left that can be done by non-medical editors including improving sections on the history of the disease or its social and cultural significance (this can be done based on books found via [url=http://books. +moregoogle. com/]Google books[/url]).

People involved

If you are interested in the international arm of this project please add yourself to the list of people involved along with your languages abilities. If you are interested in helping out with the Czech translation and integration process add your name here:

Reasons to become involved

Wikipedia is the most used health care resource on the Internet both by unique visitors and by pageviews. For all those interested in global health this is an opportunity to help bring high quality healthcare information to the world. +more The English Wikipedia has come far in creating high quality, well-sourced articles, and spreading these to Czech and other languages will further the cause of free knowledge.

The effort is primarily concentrating on 80 [url=http://toolserver. org/~enwp10/bin/list2. +morefcgi. run=yes&projecta=Medicine&importance=Top-Class]top importance medical articles[/url] of global significance. Currently they are put together as a :en:WP:Book in English at :en:Book:Health care and in simple English at [url=http://simple. wikipedia. org/wiki/Book:Health_care]here[/url]. In the month of February 2012 these pages in English received a total of 10. 6 million page views. [url=https://docs. google. com/spreadsheet/ccc. key=0AiM3vikRdwyzdEhLdnFkMUdtcFZfQm9qQndOMWUtY3c#gid=0]]A more in depth breakdown can be found at [[:en:Wikipedia:WikiProject Medicine/Translation task force/Popular pages|popular pages of the translation taskforce[/url]].

Mentions by the press

"[url=http://www. guardian. +moreco. uk/global-development/poverty-matters/2012/apr/11/volunteers-translation-language-health-messages]Translators fight the fatal effects of the language gap[/url]" The Guardian, April 11, 2012 * "[url=http://mediadecoder. blogs. nytimes. com/2012/06/12/book-that-plagiarized-from-wikipedia-is-pulled-from-market/]Book That Plagiarized From Wikipedia Is Pulled From Market[/url]", New York Times, June 12, 2012 * "[url=http://www. econtentmag. com/Articles/Column/Flexing-Your-Content/Leveraging-the-Web-to-Overcome-Challenges-in-the-Developing-World-83535. htm/]Leveraging the Web to Overcome Challenges in the Developing World[/url]", EContent Magazine, July 5, 2012 * "[url=http://rising. globalvoicesonline. org/blog/2012/08/30/languages-translating-health-content-without-borders/]Translating Health Content Without Borders[/url]", Global Voices, August 30, 2012 * "[url=http://www. ucsf. edu/news/2013/09/109201/ucsf-first-us-medical-school-offer-credit-wikipedia-articles]UCSF First U. S. Medical School to Offer Credit For Wikipedia Articles[/url]", USCF online, September 26, 2013 * "[url=http://www. nytimes. com/2013/09/30/business/media/editing-wikipedia-pages-for-med-school-credit. html]Editing Wikipedia Pages for Med School Credit[/url]" The New York Times, September 29, 2013 * "[url=http://www. theatlantic. com/health/archive/2013/10/should-i-be-getting-health-information-from-wikipedia/280138/]Should I be getting health information from Wikipedia[/url]", The Atlantic, October 1, 2013 * "[url=http://www. theatlantic. com/health/archive/2014/03/doctors-1-source-for-healthcare-information-wikipedia/284206/]Doctors' #1 Source for Healthcare Information: Wikipedia[/url]", The Atlantic, March 5, 2014.

Progress

In 2013 1.92M words were translated, which is equivalent to a donation of $384,440 from TWB.

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