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Oxford English For Careers: Medicine 1 SB

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KiadóOxford University Press
Oldalszám143
KötésFűzött
Méret (cm)20.5x27.5x0.6
ISBN9780194023009
NyelvAngol
Nyelvi szintB2-középfokú nyelvv.
Kiadás éve2009
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Medicine is ideal for pre-work students, studying at upper-intermediate to advanced level, who will need to use English in work situations. It is also suitable for doctors and other health
professionals who plan to work in English-speaking countries.

Medicine develops the vocabulary, language, and skills that students need to read and understand medical texts, to be successful in medical exams, and to communicate effectively and accurately with patients and colleagues.

Tartalom:
1 Presenting complaints
Understanding culture, interpreting body language

2 Working in general practice
Short questions in the general history, general practice in the UK

3 Instructions and procedures
Preparation for carrying out a procedure

4 Explaining and reassuring
Research into complaints

5 Dealing with medication
Prescribing drugs in hospital, clinical incident reporting

6 Lifestyle
Sympathy and empathy, research in medicine

7 Parents and young children
Reassurance, baby's six-week check, applying for work

8 Communication
Understanding patients, asking and responding to open questions, information web search

9 Working in psychiatry
Asking about self-harm, describing patients

10 Terminal illness and dying
Care in the community, recognising patients' emotions, informing a relative about death

11 Working in a team
Politeness in different cultures, appropriate responses, asking a senior colleague for help

12 Diversity at work
Asking about culture, spiritual needs in palliative care, name awareness, avoiding and responding to tactless comments