A small phrases book for nursing care

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Gabriela Štefková - Mária Zamboriová

We would like to introduce the study material „A small phrases book for Nursing Care“, which was developed to help foreign medical students, who study at Slovak medical faculties, to communicate, in Slovak with patients and medical staff.

The book is English based and is therefore suitable for both classroom use and for self-study. It provides a key for vocabulary, useful phrases, since it is likely that patients will use them.

Vocabulary is organized according to specific nursing area from a few basic nursing condition and its aim is to intensify the learning process.

We hope that this textbook will help you to overcome some difficulties in Slovak communication and make your training in hospitals easier and more efficient. The authors take no personal responsibility for any effects resulting from the act of the following procedure.

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Method of publication:
Printed publication
Authors:
Gabriela Štefková - Mária Zamboriová
Document type:
Textbook
Number of pages:
90
Year of publication:
2017
Edition:
1st edition
Publication language:
English
Faculty:
Faculty of Medicine
License:
Copyright

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