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Unlock the Language of Healthcare: Medical Terminology Explained

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Sun, 28 Sep, 4am - 7am EDT

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Do you find yourself puzzled by medical jargon like 'myocardial infarction' or 'pulmonary embolism'? Are you ready to enhance your proficiency in medical terminology and bridge the communication gap in healthcare settings? If so, join our upcoming webinar led by a Senior Lecturer with a background in Critical Care Nursing.

In this specialised webinar, you will:

  • Gain a deeper understanding of medical terminology specific to various healthcare contexts, ensuring accurate interpretation and effective communication between healthcare professionals and Deaf patients.

  • Learn the roots and components of medical terms, enabling you to decipher unfamiliar terminology and convey precise meanings when interpreting.

Equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the complex landscape of medical language proficiently. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your medical vocabulary, expand your knowledge, and enhance your professional skills when interpreting in medical settings.

About the Trainer!

Rachel is a qualified nurse, with over a decade of experience in nursing education. Her background is in Critical Care, a specialism where she worked for 12 years, from staff nurse, to Sister, Educator and Matron. She moved into Higher Education at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2021, where she is now a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing. She teaches across the nursing programmes, specialising in anatomy and physiology, critical care, human factors, and acute illness management.

Rachel has a Postgraduate certificate in teaching in Higher Education and a Master’s in Nursing Studies.

Trainer: Rachel Birch, Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Language of Instruction: English

Notetaker present: TBC

Cameras on or off? On preferably

Active/Passive Participation? Active - breakout rooms

Recorded? No

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