Conversations in Medical Spanish - Ortiz, Helen Ann; Vazquez, Michelle G
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Conversations in Medical Spanish offers a dialogue-based approach to studying vocabulary and conversational skills for medical settings. Students engage in interactive and realistic medical conversations covering topics like clinical visit introductions, presenting illnesses, chief complaints, physical therapy, and mental health. Each chapter includes sight translation, cultural readings, and improvisational role-play activities. The dialogues and activities are designed with a learner-centered approach, utilizing various language-learning methods to enhance students' professionalism and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Conversations in Medical Spanish offers a dialogue-based approach to studying vocabulary and conversational skills for medical settings. Students engage in interactive and realistic medical conversations covering topics like clinical visit introductions, presenting illnesses, chief complaints, physical therapy, and mental health. Each chapter includes sight translation, cultural readings, and improvisational role-play activities. The dialogues and activities are designed with a learner-centered approach, utilizing various language-learning methods to enhance students' professionalism and readiness for effective communication, research, and language practice in the community.
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Autorenporträt
Ann Ortiz is a native of North Carolina. Her undergraduate work was in music with a concentration in piano and music therapy and a minor in Latin American Studies at East Carolina University. She received the MA from the University of Arizona in Latin American Studies and the PhD in Spanish American Literature at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. She teaches Spanish language courses, Medical Spanish, and Interpretation at Campbell University in NC.