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Slovenčina pre medikov – Anamnéza I

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Ingrid Madárová - Oksana Humenna - Beáta Jurečková - Veronika Pálová - Lucia Tóthová - Lívia Vašková

Slovak for Medical Students – Medical History Taking I is a Slovak language textbook designed for international medical students. It focuses on developing the language and communication skills required for medical history taking and professional communication with patients in the Slovak healthcare environment. The textbook contains thematically organized lessons related to clinical medicine, authentic dialogues, medical terminology, grammar and vocabulary exercises, communication tasks, and activities that promote the practical use of Slovak in medical practice. The electronic version of the textbook also includes audio recordings of the dialogues, supporting the development of listening comprehension, correct pronunciation, and spoken language understanding. The publication integrates Slovak language learning with medical content and prepares students for effective communication with patients during clinical training and future medical practice.

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978-80-574-0549-8

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Method of publication:
E-book (pdf)
Authors:
Ingrid Madárová - Oksana Humenna - Beáta Jurečková - Veronika Pálová - Lucia Tóthová - Lívia Vašková
Number of pages:
186
Available from:
16.09.2026
Year of publication:
2026
Publication language:
slovenčina, angličtina
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts
Note:
Táto vysokoškolská učebnica je výstupom projektu VVGS UPJŠ v Košiciach (vvgs-2026-3877).
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CC BY NC ND (Uveďte autora - Nepoužívajte komerčne - Nespracovávajte)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33542/SPM-0549-8
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