to something special. Welcome to TED X. Imagine you're faced with a life or death situation, but the person trying to help you doesn't speak the same language as you.How would that affect both your quality of care and your trust in your doctor. According to a survey done by the Straits Times, around 75% of people in Singapore are bilingual. Although this percentage is much higher than most countries, including both the US and the UK, when it comes to healthcare workers communicating with patients effectivel ...