What information should be recorded after an interpretation session for quality assurance?

• A. Record encounter details (date, participants, language) only.
• B. Record encounter details (date, participants, language, issues, feedback, and follow-up) in a designated log.
• C. Record only the session duration.
• D. Record patient medical data unrelated to the encounter.

Answer: (B)

Recording after an interpretation session should capture the encounter details along with any issues that came up, feedback received, and follow-up actions, all stored in a designated QA log. This approach provides a complete picture: the context (date, participants, language) and the quality signals (problems encountered, what worked well, and what needs attention). Keeping these items together in a centralized log makes it easier to review performance over time, identify patterns, and ensure corrective steps are taken. Recording only the duration misses quality-relevant information, and logging data unrelated to the encounter could raise confidentiality issues and fail to support improvement.