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Everyday English for Nursing
: A specialist
English language learning course book for nurses who are
non-native speakers of English. The book is intended for self
study but would serve as a major resource for a taught course.
The book describes the current crisis in the British NHS to
explain why overseas nurses are being recruited. However, this
is by way of an introduction and is a minor part. Otherwise it
focuses on two things; the English used in clinical
documentation and spoken English in the context of hospitals,
illnesses and treatment.
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Everyday English for International Nurses
: This
book helps nurses coming to work in the UK for the first time to
communicate with patients and staff. Covering a range of
subjects, its main purpose is to explain colloquial language
that patients might use but is not found in conventional
dictionaries e.g. 'to spend a penny' or 'trouble with the
waterworks'. In addition to communication skills it contains
practical advice on becoming registered, nursing in the UK and
the organization of the health and social care team.
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Hospital English: Learning Workbook for
International Nurses This workbook is designed to
help international nurses who wish to practice in the UK or need
to develop skills to apply for higher grade posts. It should
help to improve English communication skills and develop
confidence when treating patients. Sections are included which
offer a better understanding of the language, professionalism,
the working environment and opportunities. It offers numerous
examples to explain unfamiliar or idiosyncratic situations. |
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How 2 Come To The UK
Whether you
are a student, worker, highly skilled person, business person, spouse,
child, dependant or someone who is simply aiming to visit the UK, this
book will be your personal guide. Simple and fun to read, yet packed
with information and tips, this is a ‘must have’ guide for anyone
thinking about coming to the UK. |
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Test Your Professional English: Medicine
This text gives
students of English for professional purposes over 500 words and
expressions to refer to. It can be used for self-study or
in-class. An answer key is provided.
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Springer Groβworterbuch Medizin: Deutsch-Englisch
Medical Dictionary :
English-German
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Glossary of Medical, Health and Pharmacy Terms:
French-English
English-French |
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Spanish-English, English-Spanish Medical Dictionary
Discover the
dictionary that provides the English and Spanish medical
vocabulary every healthcare professional needs to communicate
effectively with Spanish-speaking patients. This powerful,
pocket communicator features: over 20,000 medical and
technology-related words and translations; tips on
pronunciation; signs and symptoms of common disorders; phrases
used when speaking to patients; and much more |
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Bailliere's Nurses Dictionary
Now in its 23
edition, Baillliere's Nurses' Dictionary is fully updated and
revised to address the changing world of nursing and health
services. This edition moves beyond the narrow medical focus of
other pocket dictionaries and is firmly focussed on the needs of
today's nurses. Published in association with the RCN, and
packed with useful information, it provides the essential pocket
reference resource for everyone involved in nursing and
healthcare. |
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Useful Exercises for IELTS: Practice Exercises for IELTS |
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Lonely Planet Britain This
guide to the UK includes coverage of outdoor activities from
walking in the Cotswolds to surfing in Thurso, coverage of
British history, architecture and literature, and Welsh and
Gaelic language sections. |
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Lonely Planet England
Over 120 detailed
maps including 11 full-colour London city maps in-depth
information on England's fascinating cultural heritage a range
of accommodation options, from rustic bed and breakfasts to
luxurious designer hotels discerning coverage of the country's
most adventurous restaurants and its cutting-edge club scene
insider tips on exploring England off the beaten track. |
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Lonely Planet Ireland From
pub hopping and leprechaun chasing to Ogham stones and the Book
of Kells, Lonely Planet presents the essential Ireland. In
addition to the requisite low-down on food and accommodations, a
detailed activities section covers everything from walking and
birdwatching to hang gliding and rock climbing. The book's
intriguing "boxed asides" delve into topics ranging from the
mystical to the environmental, including the Witch of Kilkenny,
the Legend of Inishbofin Island, the Birr Observatory and
Telescope, even Ireland's Disappearing Bogs |
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The Rough Guide to Scotland
Coverage of the
country's two major cities is lengthy, although visitors to
Edinburgh may prefer to take Edinburgh: The Mini Rough Guide
with them for a more pocket-sized read. Where the Scotland guide
is especially useful is in its travel and accommodation listings
for the highlands and islands--areas geographically not far from
Glasgow and Edinburgh yet in holiday terms a world apart. |
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Lonely Planet Wales This guide
to Wales includes a section on Welsh myths and legends. Readers
can learn to make the most of the lung-cleansing countryside
with mountain climbing in Snowdonia or bog snorkelling in
Llandrindod, and pub crawling in Mumbles. |
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Lonely Planet London A guide to
London and its accommodation, its restaurants, its architecture,
its entertainment and the activities on offer. It also has
sections on the River Thames and the multicultural markets
across London. All directions are covered with a 25-page
colour-map section |
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A-Z London Street Atlas |
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