Curso de Formação Inglês Técnico - Profissionais de Saúde (Nível B2)
Possibilidade de pagamento faseado.
- 45 dias (60h)
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E-learning: início imediato
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Presencial: 01 de maio de 2024
Informações Adicionais
Destinatários
- Estudantes;
- Profissionais da Saúde;
- Outros potenciais interessados que pretendam iniciar uma carreira profissional no setor da Saúde.
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Objetivo Geral
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Objetivos Específicos
- Desenvolver as suas competências de compreensão e expressão orais e escritas;
- Utilizar o seu próprio referencial linguístico em Inglês para definir certos conceitos e distingui-los;
- Alargar o seu vocabulário técnico da área da saúde;
- Desenvolver as suas competências de expressão escrita, formando frases simples;
- Ouvir, compreender e reproduzir em Inglês-padrão vocábulos técnicos.
Certificado
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Equipa Formativa
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Plano Curricular
- General vocabulary about a hospital team
- The National Health System
- Working in a team
- Medical jobs/ hospital staff/ medical teams/ Shifts
- Nurses and midwives/ organisation of care/ the ward round
- Being part of a team / Team work
- Medical specialties
- Verb+prepositions
- Word combinations
- Pronunciation: main stress
- Being polite/ Appropriate responses
- Present perfect and past Simple
- Patient admissions
- Medical terms
- Welcoming a patient on admission
- Checking a patient’s identity bracelet
- Medical equipment used for observations
- Charting and documentation
- Abbreviations
- Talking about patients – nouns and verbs
- Parts of the body
- Accidents
- Emergency
- Fractures
- Causes of injury
- Paramedic work
- Accident prevention measures
- Adverbs of manner
- Adjectives and adverb degrees
- Verb tenses
- Present
- Politeness
- Signs, symptoms, illnesses and complaints
- Presenting complaints
- Pain and pain assessment
- Describing pain
- Abbreviations
- Medical terms: Word stress
- Personal details
- Verb tenses in the presenting complaint
- Documentation: case histories and case reports
- Advances in pain management
- Prescription and drugs
- The British National Formulary
- Dealing with medication
- Guidelines for prescription
- Abbreviations
- Administering medications
- A drug chart
- Medical staff conversation
- Benefits and side effects
- Adverse drug reaction and prevention
- To know your medicines
- A nurse practitioner
- Medical staff conversation
- Concordance
- Explain side effects: may/ can
- Functions of blood
- Blood, oxygen and other chemicals
- Blood and blood vessels
- Blood groups
- Problems with blood groups
- Blood donation
- Blood disorders
- Blood pressure
- Hypertension
- Diabetes
- Lifestyle changes
- Proper hygiene
- Preventing infection
- Infection control
- Universal precautions
- Hand washing instructions
- Patient communication
- Personal care
- British slang
- Medical staff interaction
- Giving instructions
- Explaining procedures
- Vital signs
- Patient conditions check form
- BP monitors (Sphygmomanometer and digital)
- IV care
- IV therapy
- IV summary
- IDCs
- Catheters
- Wound management
- Medical record
- Visual clues
- Psychiatry
- Appearance, behavior and manner
- Depressive illnesses
- Psychiatric symptoms
- Self-harm
- Depression
- Mental state examination
- High risk groups
- Describing patients
- Examining patients
- Wishes and consequences in negotiations
- Past simple and past perfect
- Phrasal verbs
- Verbs with prepositions
- Pronunciation – week form
- Food and nutrition
- Lifestyle
- BMI
- Overweight and obesity
- Ideal diet
- Hospital diet
- Nurse-patient Interaction
- Exercise
- Showing empathy and sympathy
- Modal verbs for encouraging and making suggestions
- Normal ageing
- Normal changes
- Geriatric nursing
- Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s
- Would, used to, get used to, be used to
- Rehabilitation
- Purpose and reason
- Special equipment
- Discharching patients
- Discharging forms and letters
- Nurse’s discharge notes
- Referring a patient
- Confidentiality
- Transferring a patient
- Patient care team
- Nurse-patient interaction
- Death and dying
- Breaking bad habits
- Reactions to bad news
- Patient’s emotions
- Terminal illness
- A nurse’s Job
- Relatives
- Donating organs
- Coping mechanisms
- Memories
- Likes (preferences) and dislikes