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Depression Follow-up: Medication Review and Referral

Dutch ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈268 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

GP (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Dutch) talk through “Depression Follow-up: Medication Review and Referral”. You interpret both ways — English into Dutch, and Dutch into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
GP

Thanks for coming back in, Mr. de Vries. How have you been feeling since we increased your antidepressant dose two weeks ago?

SEGMENT 2 · DUTCH · 20 WORDS
Patient

Het gaat een beetje beter, denk ik. Ik ben minder somber, maar ik slaap nog steeds slecht en voel me overdag erg moe.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
GP

That's encouraging to hear. Have you had any thoughts of harming yourself or others, and how has your appetite been over the past week?

SEGMENT 4 · DUTCH · 22 WORDS
Patient

Nee, dat soort gedachten heb ik totaal niet gehad, ook niet richting anderen. Mijn eetlust is deze week wel iets beter dan vorige week.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 29 WORDS
GP

That's good to hear, no negative thoughts at all. I'd like to refer you to a psychologist under a mental health care plan, which covers ten sessions a year.

SEGMENT 6 · DUTCH · 24 WORDS
Patient

Dat klinkt goed, tien sessies per jaar. Moet ik dat zelf betalen, en kan ik dit combineren met mijn werk als ik niet elke week kan?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 30 WORDS
GP

Medicare covers most of the cost, and you won't need to attend every single week if that's difficult with your current work schedule. Beyond Blue also offers helpful online resources.

SEGMENT 8 · DUTCH · 20 WORDS
Patient

Dank u wel, dat is een opluchting. Moet ik me zorgen maken over bijwerkingen van de hogere dosis, zoals misselijkheid of duizeligheid?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
GP

Some nausea is common at first and usually settles within about a week. If it doesn't improve, or gets worse, please call the clinic straight away.

SEGMENT 10 · DUTCH · 12 WORDS
Patient

Oké, dat is duidelijk. Wanneer moet ik terugkomen voor een controleafspraak?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
GP

Let's schedule a review appointment in three weeks' time to check how the new medication dose and psychologist referral are working out for you.

SEGMENT 12 · DUTCH · 15 WORDS
Patient

Prima, over drie weken kom ik terug voor de controle. Bedankt voor de duidelijke uitleg, dokter.

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