The Medical English for Nurses course is intended for nurses and nursing students who wish to develop their specialized English language skills in Medicine. It is ideal for healthcare professionals who are not native speakers of English.
The course covers essential areas of nursing; admitting patients, introducing yourself, meeting patients and their visitors, administering medications, helping patients with rehabilitation, falls and injuries, checking patient details, documentation, etc.
Certificate
Upon successful completion of the Medical English for Nurses 1 course, learners will be awarded a Certificate of Completion. Those who demonstrate active participation in at least 85% of the classes and achieve a score of 90% or higher on course assessments will be eligible to receive a Certificate of Achievement. These certificates serve as recognition of the student’s dedication and accomplishment in the course.
In this course, you will learn vocabulary and grammar, immediately integrated into authentic speaking activities based on everyday nursing scenarios. Each lesson focuses on four key aspects of work-based communication in English: vocabulary, grammar, speaking and listening. Role plays around real workplace scenarios and discussions on key topics will help you advance your Medical English for nursing.
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking:Â In and around the hospital
Grammar: Present Simple
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Admitting patients
Grammar: Present Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Taking vital signs
Grammar:Â Present Simple vs. Present Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Communicating with patients and their families
Grammar: Past Simple
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Accidents and emergencies
Grammar: Present Perfect
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Personal care
Grammar: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Wound care
Grammar: Past Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Monitoring the patient
Grammar: Past Simple vs. Past Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Symptoms and injures
Grammar: Present Perfect Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Medical Imaging
Grammar: will future
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: The body and movement
Grammar: Describing future: going to + verb
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Food and nutrition
Grammar: Describing future: present progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking:Â In and around the hospital
Grammar: Present Simple
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Admitting patients
Grammar: Present Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Taking vital signs
Grammar:Â Present Simple vs. Present Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Communicating with patients and their families
Grammar: Past Simple
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Accidents and emergencies
Grammar: Present Perfect
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Personal care
Grammar: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Wound care
Grammar: Past Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Monitoring the patient
Grammar: Past Simple vs. Past Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Symptoms and injures
Grammar: Present Perfect Progressive
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Medical Imaging
Grammar: will future
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: The body and movement
Grammar: Describing future: going to + verb
Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking: Food and nutrition
Grammar: Describing future: present progressive
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