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English for Doctors: Intermediate course

60 lessons built around real clinical situations — from taking a detailed history to solving a diagnostic mystery at the case conference. Every lesson brings new words, recordings to listen to and grammar in context, and words from earlier lessons keep coming back so you don't forget them.

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60 lessons10 units1,445 words to learnCEFR B1 → B2
Unit 1

The patient in front of you

Lesson1

Taking a detailed history

New grammarQuestion forms: subject and object questions; indirect questions (Could you tell me…? Do you know…?) Regula →Правило →

28 new words: presenting complaint, history of the presenting complaint, past medical history, drug history, social history, aggravating factor…

presenting complainthistory of the presenting complaintpast medical historydrug historysocial historyaggravating factorrelieving factorassociated symptomto recallopen questionclosed questionleading questionto elicitcollateral historynext of kinto smokeunits of alcoholrecreational drugscharacter of the painseveritytimingto probeto clarifysystems reviewto summarize backrapportto interruptcue

Lesson2

Chronic conditions on the ward

New grammarPresent simple and continuous; state verbs (know, belong, seem, need) Regula →Правило →

27 new words: chronic condition, acute condition, long-term condition, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, heart failure…

chronic conditionacute conditionlong-term conditiontype 2 diabeteshypertensionheart failurekidney diseasearthritisCOPDflare-upto manage a conditionto controlblood sugarinhalerregular check-upself-managementCOPD exacerbationpeak flownebulizerfluid retentionswollen anklesdialysis patientcomorbiditymultiple conditionspolypharmacywell controlledpoorly controlled

Lesson3

How long has this been going on?

New grammarPresent perfect simple and continuous Regula →Правило →

25 new words: persistent cough, night sweats, weight loss, unexplained, fatigue, intermittent…

persistent coughnight sweatsweight lossunexplainedfatigueintermittentgradualsudden onsetover the past few weeksto lose appetitewheezingto cough upblood in the sputumlymph nodeswollenred flagtirednessnight-time coughhoarse voiceloss of appetitechest X-raysputum sampleweeks on endto put up withto brush off

Lesson4

Getting used to a new diagnosis

New grammarPast habits: used to, would; be used to / get used to Regula →Правило →

26 new words: newly diagnosed, to come to terms with, lifestyle change, to give up smoking, to take up exercise, glucose meter…

newly diagnosedto come to terms withlifestyle changeto give up smokingto take up exerciseglucose meterfinger-prick testinsulin injectionto adjust todaily lifesupport groupdiabetes nurseeducation programto stick tosetbackmotivationmeal plancarbohydrateportion sizedaily walkto weigh yourselfHbA1ctarget rangehypolow blood sugarto bounce back

Lesson5

Describing pain

New grammarAdjectives: -ed and -ing; gradable and extreme adjectives (very good / absolutely brilliant) Regula →Правило →

28 new words: dull ache, burning, throbbing, stabbing, crushing, cramping…

dull acheburningthrobbingstabbingcrushingcrampingexcruciatingunbearablemildmoderateseverepain scaleto rate the paintendersoreagonizingexhaustedterrifiedrelievedreassuringalarmingworryingshooting painpins and needlesnumbnesstinglingstiffnessdiscomfort

Lesson6

Revise and check: the admission interview

Grammar reviewQuestions, present tenses, present perfect, used to, adjectives

25 new words: clerking, to admit a patient, admitting doctor, working diagnosis, initial assessment, vital signs…

clerkingto admit a patientadmitting doctorworking diagnosisinitial assessmentvital signsblood pressure readingpulsetemperature chartoxygen saturationalertdrowsybaselineallergy bandadmission notesward bedfrailexamination findingsgeneral appearanceconfuseddisorienteddehydratedfluid balancepressure soresfalls risk

Unit 2

Medical mysteries

Lesson7

The case that puzzled everyone

New grammarNarrative tenses: past simple, past continuous, past perfect Regula →Правило →

24 new words: diagnostic puzzle, to puzzle, to present with, unusual presentation, to collapse, to admit to intensive care…

diagnostic puzzleto puzzleto present withunusual presentationto collapseto admit to intensive carejoint painfever of unknown originto suspectclueto overlookto missto turn outto be discharged homecase historybewilderingbafflingto stumpseries of testsspecialist referraleventuallyrheumatologistto hit a dead endinflammation

Lesson8

What had been happening before?

New grammarPast perfect continuous Regula →Правило →

25 new words: supplement, herbal remedy, over-the-counter, to self-medicate, painkiller, ibuprofen…

supplementherbal remedyover-the-counterto self-medicatepainkilleribuprofenparacetamolto overusestomach ulcerbleedingblack stoolsanemiairon deficiencyto feel faintto hideto be embarrassedtoxicitypoisoningliver damageexposureiron tabletsstomach liningendoscopyheartburnacid reflux

Lesson9

Differential diagnosis

New grammarModals of deduction (present): must, might, could, can't Regula →Правило →

26 new words: differential, to narrow down, likely cause, unlikely, autoimmune disease, lupus…

differentialto narrow downlikely causeunlikelyautoimmune diseaselupussarcoidosislymphomatuberculosisthyroid problemwhiteboardsymptom listto explain the symptomscommon things are commonzebrarare diseaseto cross offevidence forevidence againstvasculitismultiple sclerosisceliac diseaseanemia of chronic diseaseblood filmANA testpattern of symptoms

Lesson10

What must have caused it?

New grammarModals of deduction (past): must have, might have, can't have, couldn't have Regula →Правило →

25 new words: cause, to be exposed to, carbon monoxide, allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, bee sting…

causeto be exposed tocarbon monoxideallergic reactionanaphylaxisbee stingmoldcontaminatedto ingestto inhaleto come into contact withsourceoutbreakto tracedetective workenvironmental causeoccupational diseaselead poisoningheadache and nauseadetectorshellfishundercookedsource of exposureworkplacefumes

Unit 3

Treatment plans

Unit 4

Tests and evidence

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Lesson21

In the lab

New grammarThe passive: all tenses; the passive with modals Regula →Правило →

23 new words: urine sample, tissue sample, full blood count, liver function tests, kidney function, inflammatory markers…

urine sampletissue samplefull blood countliver function testskidney functioninflammatory markerssensitivitypathologistmicroscopeturnaround timemislabeledspecimentest tubecentrifugeurine dipstickclottedhemolyzedcritical resultreference rangeto send to the lablab errorsample tubeto spin down

Lesson22

Getting things done on the ward

New grammarCausative: have / get something done; get someone to do something Regula →Правило →

23 new words: to have the bloods done, to get a scan done, to get someone to sign, to chase results, to chase a scan, porter…

to have the bloods doneto get a scan doneto get someone to signto chase resultsto chase a scanporterphlebotomistrequest formon-call radiologistto bleepto escalateto get approvaljobs listward jobsto prioritize tasksnon-urgentcannulato put in a cannulato take bloodIV fluidson-call doctorto hand something overto tick off

Lesson23

What the specialists said

New grammarReporting verbs: suggest, recommend, warn, admit, refuse, promise, urge Regula →Правило →

24 new words: consult, cardiology review, neurology opinion, to recommend, to warn, to advise against…

consultcardiology reviewneurology opinionto recommendto warnto advise againstto insistto refuseto urgeto agree toto denyrecommendationto follow adviceconflicting advicebottom lineneurologistrheumatologyto comment onto take adviceto follow up onto pass on a messageto disagree withto overrulerecommendation letter

Lesson24

Revise and check: the second opinion

Grammar reviewComparatives, relative clauses, passives, causative, reporting verbs

25 new words: to seek a second opinion, to question the diagnosis, to review the evidence, to re-examine, to reconsider, original diagnosis…

to seek a second opinionto question the diagnosisto review the evidenceto re-examineto reconsideroriginal diagnosisrevised diagnosisrecordsimagingto request recordsscan reportindependentspecialist reviewto change the planto be right after allto look at the scans againto doubtlumpbenignmalignantbiopsy resultto put your mind at restto change coursepathology slidesfresh pair of eyes

Unit 5

Rules, mistakes and regrets

Lesson25

Infection control

New grammarObligation and permission: must, have to, need to, don't have to, needn't, be allowed to, be supposed to Regula →Правило →

22 new words: infection control, hand hygiene, gown, face mask, isolation room, to isolate…

infection controlhand hygienegownface maskisolation roomto isolatebarrier nursingMRSAC. difficilehospital-acquired infectionalcohol gelprotective equipmentoutbreak teambare below the elbowssinksharps binneedle-stick injuryclinical wastecontact precautionsairbornedropletto wear a mask

Lesson26

Medication errors

New grammarVerb patterns: -ing or to-infinitive (remember, stop, try, forget, regret, mean) Regula →Правило →

22 new words: medication error, prescription error, wrong drug, drug chart, to stop taking, drug interaction…

medication errorprescription errorwrong drugdrug chartto stop takingdrug interactionwarfarinantibiotic allergypenicillin allergyto report an incidentpharmacist checkto blamehuman erroradministrationto administerdrug roundbarcodelook-alike drugssound-alike drugsto cross-checkto sign forblood thinner

Lesson27

Medical dilemmas

New grammarSecond conditional; wish + past simple; if only Regula →Правило →

22 new words: dilemma, ethical dilemma, organ donor, transplant, donor heart, kidney transplant…

dilemmaethical dilemmaorgan donortransplantdonor heartkidney transplantscarce resourcesintensive care bedto choose betweenunfairright thing to doto make a choiceconscienceto sleep at nighttough callprincipleexceptionmatching donorwaiting time for a transplantto play Godto decide whodilemma of choice

Lesson28

The missed diagnosis

New grammarThird conditional Regula →Правило →

22 new words: missed diagnosis, delayed diagnosis, to miss a fracture, appendicitis, meningitis, sepsis…

missed diagnosisdelayed diagnosisto miss a fractureappendicitismeningitissepsisectopic pregnancypulmonary embolismto send hometo re-attendsafety-nettinghindsightlesson learnedduty of candorto be openmissed fracturepersistent symptomsto trust your instinctred flag symptomto slip through the networse than expectedopen apology

Lesson29

The morbidity and mortality meeting

New grammarShould have / shouldn't have; wish + past perfect Regula →Правило →

24 new words: morbidity and mortality meeting, M and M, adverse event, complication rate, root cause, to escalate earlier…

morbidity and mortality meetingM and Madverse eventcomplication rateroot causeto escalate earlierto listen to the nurseearly warning scoreto deteriorate overnightsenior reviewto own a mistakeno-blamelearning culturesystem failureto defendto take responsibilitysepsis screeningfluids and antibioticsto escalate careto review the notescase review meetinglesson for everyonepresentation of the caseoutlier

Lesson30

Revise and check: the incident review

Grammar reviewObligation, verb patterns, conditionals, wishes and regrets

24 new words: incident review, serious incident, timeline of events, to interview staff, contributing factor, staffing levels…

incident reviewserious incidenttimeline of eventsto interview staffcontributing factorstaffing levelscommunication failurehandover failureaction planto implementto monitor progressto be accountabletransparencyto share learningto inform the familyto prevent recurrencesafety briefinginvestigation reportwitness statementto identifyroot cause analysislatent errorworkloadfatigue risk

Unit 6

Difficult patients, difficult conversations

Lesson31

The patient who refuses treatment

New grammarSo / such… that; too / enough (+ adjective, noun, to-infinitive) Regula →Правило →

22 new words: against medical advice, to self-discharge, to be too scared, stubborn, right to refuse, to explain the consequences…

against medical adviceto self-dischargeto be too scaredstubbornright to refuseto explain the consequencesfear of hospitalsneedle phobiablood transfusionreligious beliefcompromiseto change one's mindpatient autonomyto sign outdischarge against advicecapacity assessmentto be frightenedto insist on going homepneumoniaoxygen therapynumbing creamalternative treatment

Lesson32

Writing the discharge summary

New grammarArticles: a / an, the, no article Regula →Правило →

23 new words: diagnosis on discharge, procedures performed, medications on discharge, changes to medication, follow-up plan, district nurse…

diagnosis on dischargeprocedures performedmedications on dischargechanges to medicationfollow-up plandistrict nurseto be sent homeequipment at homewalking frameto arrange transportconciseabbreviationto avoid jargonreadableoutstanding resultsto be followed uphospital numberdate of admissiondate of dischargeresponsible consultantclinic appointmentpending teststyped letter

Lesson33

Allergies and drug interactions

New grammarQuantifiers: each, every, both, either, neither, all, none, whole Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to interact with, intolerance, hives, swelling of the lips, rash after antibiotics, EpiPen…

to interact withintolerancehivesswelling of the lipsrash after antibioticsEpiPenadrenalineanticoagulantstatingrapefruitto check againstinteraction checkerdrug listpharmacist reviewto cause a reactionrash and itchingcross-reactionto label an allergyallergy testingskin prick testantihistaminegrapefruit juiceto be on medicationherbal supplement

Lesson34

Negotiating with patients

SkillsUseful phrases for negotiating: proposing, conditions, conceding (What if we…? We could…, on condition that…)

23 new words: to negotiate, to meet halfway, to agree a plan, shared decision-making, to cut down, smoking cessation…

to negotiateto meet halfwayto agree a planshared decision-makingto cut downsmoking cessationnicotine patchalcohol intakeweight loss goalrealistic goalsmall stepsdealto review in a monthmotivational interviewingto set a goalto quitquit datesmall changestarget weightto bargainto give into stick to a dealto reach agreement

Lesson35

Explaining causes to patients

New grammarReason and result: due to, owing to, because of, consequently, hence Regula →Правило →

25 new words: risk factor, high cholesterol, blocked artery, narrowing, stent, bypass surgery…

risk factorhigh cholesterolblocked arterynarrowingstentbypass surgeryplaqueblood flowlack of oxygento lead toto result into be caused bylifestyle factorgenetic factorto explain simplycholesterol levelarteriesto clogoxygen-rich bloodheart muscleanginato widenballoonto put in a stentto explain the cause

Lesson36

Revise and check: everybody lies

Grammar reviewSo / such, articles, quantifiers, reason and result, negotiating phrases

25 new words: to lie, to hide symptoms, to exaggerate, to play down, to be ashamed, stigma…

to lieto hide symptomsto exaggerateto play downto be ashamedstigmasensitive questionsexual historydrug usealcohol abusehonestyjudgmentnon-judgmentalhidden causeto confessto catch outto suspect a lieto confrontto be economical with the truthto misleadsleeping pillsliver functiontoxicology screento come cleanto open up

Unit 7

Medicine and science

Lesson37

Evidence-based medicine

New grammarCountable and uncountable nouns: data, information, advice, feedback, equipment; a piece of, a bit of Regula →Правило →

21 new words: evidence-based medicine, information, a piece of evidence, randomized controlled trial, placebo, control group…

evidence-based medicineinformationa piece of evidencerandomized controlled trialplacebocontrol groupsample sizebiasguidelinepeer reviewsystematic reviewtrial resultsstatisticalsignificantparticipantto enrolldouble-blindoutcome measureto replicateto citemethods

Lesson38

Medical myths

New grammarThe impersonal passive: it is said that…, it is believed that…, X is thought to… Regula →Правило →

24 new words: myth, old wives' tale, misconception, common belief, cold weather, to catch a cold…

mythold wives' talemisconceptioncommon beliefcold weatherto catch a coldvitamin Cantibiotics for a virusimmunityimmune systemherd immunitymisinformationto debunkfact-checkanecdotescientific consensusto boost immunitycold remedywet hairto sweat it outdetoxflu jabboosterto spread rumors

Lesson39

How drugs work

New grammarPurpose: to, in order to, so as to, so that, for + -ing Regula →Правило →

24 new words: mechanism of action, to target, receptor, to block, to bind to, antiviral…

mechanism of actionto targetreceptorto blockto bind toantiviralanti-inflammatorysteroidbeta blockerACE inhibitorto reduce inflammationto lower blood pressureto kill bacteriaresistanceantibiotic resistanceto slow the heartbacteria cellvirus particleto relieve painto suppressblood pressure tabletto fight infectionto stop workingsuperbug

Lesson40

Genes and family history

New grammarMixed conditionals Regula →Правило →

26 new words: genetic testing, genetic counseling, family tree, hereditary, to run in the family, BRCA gene…

genetic testinggenetic counselingfamily treehereditaryto run in the familyBRCA genebreast cancer riskrisk-reducing surgerypredispositionDNA testhome test kitto tell relativesto be testedcounselorto know or not to knowlife choicegene mutationinherited conditionrelativefirst-degree relativeto inheritovarian cancermastectomypreventive surgeryto opt outto share results

Lesson41

Infections

New grammarPhrasal verbs with objects: separable and inseparable (set it up, figure it out, come across it) Regula →Правило →

26 new words: to pick up an infection, to fight off, to break out, to come down with, to wear off, to clear up…

to pick up an infectionto fight offto break outto come down withto wear offto clear upto flare upto set offto come acrossbacteriafungal infectioncontagiousincubation periodmeaslesshinglesLyme diseasetick biteantibiotics courseto catchswollen glandstickrash spreadingto isolate at homeinfectiousimmuneto keep away from

Lesson42

Revise and check: the outbreak

Grammar reviewCountable / uncountable, impersonal passive, purpose, mixed conditionals, phrasal verbs

28 new words: outbreak investigation, epidemiologist, case definition, index case, contact tracing, to trace contacts…

outbreak investigationepidemiologistcase definitionindex casecontact tracingto trace contactsclusterquarantinepublic health alertnotifiable diseaselegionnaires' diseasecooling towerwater systemsource of infectionto shut downpress conferenceto control an outbreakto keep the public informedprecautioncontact tracercases risingsource identifiedboil water noticepublic warninghealth inspectorwater sampleslegionellahotel guests

Unit 8

Careers and teams

Lesson43

The brilliant but difficult boss

New grammarAdverbs: position and meaning (still, even, only, already, hardly, quite, rather) Regula →Правило →

21 new words: brilliant, arrogant, rude, sarcastic, blunt, demanding…

brilliantarrogantrudesarcasticbluntdemandinggeniusto get on withto stand up toto admireteam leaderchief of departmentegoto criticizeto humiliateto praiseto inspireto tolerateharshfair-mindedworkplace bullying

Lesson44

Asking colleagues for help

Grammar reviewIndirect questions and polite requests (review): Would it be possible…? Could you tell me…?

21 new words: to ask for a consult, to ask a favor, to take a look at, to cover a shift, to bleep the registrar, to call the senior…

to ask for a consultto ask a favorto take a look atto cover a shiftto bleep the registrarto call the seniorto ask for adviceout of hoursto botherto apologize for callingto owe someoneto return a favoron-call teamfavorto cover forto pageto hand over a patientsecond pair of handsto reassure a juniorcolleague supportto bleep someone

Lesson45

Burnout and wellbeing

New grammarAdvice: should, ought to, had better, If I were you…, It's time… Regula →Правило →

24 new words: burnout, wellbeing, exhaustion, compassion fatigue, work-life balance, to take time off…

burnoutwellbeingexhaustioncompassion fatiguework-life balanceto take time offto talk to someoneoccupational healthcounselingpeer supportto rechargewarning signs of burnoutresilienceto set boundariesto burn outemotional exhaustionsick ofto recover energytherapyannual leavetime for yourselfself-careto unwindto cope

Lesson46

Rehabilitation after a stroke

New grammarAbility: can, could, be able to, manage to (all tenses) Regula →Правило →

23 new words: stroke unit, speech therapy, speech therapist, occupational therapy, occupational therapist, weakness…

stroke unitspeech therapyspeech therapistoccupational therapyoccupational therapistweaknessparalysisto regainwalking aidbalanceswallowingto relearnsmall victoryindependencecarerarm weaknessslurred speechto swallow safelyto walk unaidedstairs practicedaily activitiesto get dressedaphasia

Lesson47

Waiting for a transplant

New grammarThe future: be about to, be due to, be set to, be on the point of Regula →Правило →

27 new words: transplant list, organ, donor, to match, matching, tissue type…

transplant listorgandonorto matchmatchingtissue typerejectionimmunosuppressanttransplant coordinatorto be on callliver transplantkidney donorliving donordialysisorgan donationdonor cardretrieval teamrecipientorgan matchblood groupcompatibleon standbytransplant surgerynew kidneyto accept an organanti-rejection drugschain of transplants

Lesson48

Revise and check: the career crossroads

Grammar reviewAdverbs, polite requests, advice, ability, future forms

26 new words: career crossroads, to specialize in, training program, residency program, fellowship, research post…

career crossroadsto specialize intraining programresidency programfellowshipresearch postto apply forcareer adviceto weigh up optionsprivate practiceacademic medicineto change specialtyto go part-timeto move abroadsalaryto make up one's mindto have second thoughtsto pursuespecialty trainingto retrainburnout riskpart-time workfamily liferesearch careerto settle ondream job

Unit 9

Presenting and persuading

Lesson49

Presenting a rare case at grand rounds

SkillsUseful phrases: signposting a presentation (Let me start with…, Moving on…, To come back to…)

21 new words: presenter, key points, learning objectives, case presentation slides, to hold the audience, clinical images…

presenterkey pointslearning objectivescase presentation slidesto hold the audienceclinical imagestake-home messagequestions from the floorlecture theaternervesto engage the audiencevisual aidslide deckpointerto open withintroduction slideto move on toto wrap up a talkstage frightrehearsalhandout

Lesson50

Checking information with patients

New grammarQuestion tags and echo questions Regula →Правило →

23 new words: to check information, patient identity, wrist band, nil by mouth, fasting, surgical checklist…

to check informationpatient identitywrist bandnil by mouthfastingsurgical checklistsite markingleft or righttime outto verifyto repeat backteach-backto get it wrongwrong-site surgeryidentity checkto spell your namefull nameto check the wrist bandnothing to eat or drinkmarked limbchecklist itemto double-check the sideto pause before

Lesson51

Talking to patients, talking to colleagues

New grammarFormal and informal register Regula →Правило →

24 new words: formal register, informal register, plain English, medical jargon, lay terms, myocardial infarction…

formal registerinformal registerplain Englishmedical jargonlay termsmyocardial infarctionto explain in plain wordstone of voiceto address someonebest wishesbedside chatprofessional tonecolloquialpatient-friendlyleaflet languagereadabilitylaypersoneveryday wordsto simplifyto talk down topatient lettertechnical termto paraphraseto adapt your language

Lesson52

Disagreeing about a diagnosis

SkillsUseful phrases: polite disagreement and finding common ground

22 new words: polite disagreement, to have a point, common ground, to agree to disagree, clinical judgment, gut feeling…

polite disagreementto have a pointcommon groundto agree to disagreeclinical judgmentgut feelinginstinctto back upsecond lookto come round toconsensusdevil's advocatesenior colleaguehierarchyto differpushbackto raise a concernto stand your groundrespectfulto back downseizurelow sodium

Lesson53

The hidden clue

New grammarEmphasis: cleft sentences (What we need is…, It was… that…), do / does for emphasis Regula →Правило →

21 new words: hidden clue, key finding, subtle sign, to stand out, to make sense, to connect the dots…

hidden cluekey findingsubtle signto stand outto make senseto connect the dotspatterncoincidencered herringto look againfresh eyesinsightlightbulb momentto solveto piece togetheroverlooked detailto rethinkcrucialturning point in the casecoincidentalto guess

Lesson54

Revise and check: the case conference

Grammar reviewSignposting, question tags, register, emphasis, disagreement phrases

25 new words: case review, to present findings, to summarize the case, to propose a diagnosis, to defend a diagnosis, objection…

case reviewto present findingsto summarize the caseto propose a diagnosisto defend a diagnosisobjectionto weigh the evidencethe final diagnosistreatment decisionpanelexpert panelchairpersonto wrap uptakeawaylearning point for the teamto thank the teamcase summarydifferential discussionproposed planto challenge a colleagueto support a viewmajorityminority viewopen discussionto close the meeting

Unit 10

Medicine today and tomorrow

Lesson55

Health in numbers

New grammarDescribing trends: rise, fall, increase, decrease + sharply, steadily, slightly; level off, peak Regula →Правило →

27 new words: to rise, to fall, to increase, to decrease, sharply, steadily…

to riseto fallto increaseto decreasesharplysteadilyslightlydramaticallyto level offto peakincidenceprevalenceobesity ratemortality ratevaccination rategraphtrendfigureupward trenddownward trendsteady declinesharp risea slight fallper 100,000annual figureto compare figuresbar chart

Lesson56

Medical technology

New grammarParticiple clauses: the people maintaining it, code written in 2010 Regula →Правило →

23 new words: medical device, smartwatch, heart rate monitor, continuous glucose monitor, pacemaker, insulin pump…

medical devicesmartwatchheart rate monitorcontinuous glucose monitorpacemakerinsulin pumpremote monitoringAI toolalgorithmrobotic surgery3D printingimplantto detectearly detectionappto tracksensorheart rhythmatrial fibrillationirregular heartbeatalert on the phonerobot armvirtual consultation

Lesson57

Triage decisions

Grammar reviewConditionals review: zero, first, second, third and mixed

23 new words: mass casualty, major incident, disaster, triage category, walking wounded, life-threatening…

mass casualtymajor incidentdisastertriage categorywalking woundedlife-threateninglimited resourcesto make split-second decisionsfield hospitalemergency plandrillincident commandercasualtyinjuredpriority patientred categorygreen categoryblack categoryto evacuatebus crashtrain crashdebrieffirst responder

Lesson58

The case of my career

Grammar reviewNarrative and perfect forms review

21 new words: case of my career, memorable patient, unforgettable, to look back on, turning point, to change the way…

case of my careermemorable patientunforgettableto look back onturning pointto change the wayyears of experienceveteran doctorretirementlegacygratitudeto stay in touchveteranto reminiscecareer highlightthe patient who changed meto touch livesproud momentfarewell partylast shiftmemoir

Lesson59

The hospital of 2040

Grammar reviewFuture forms review: will, going to, future continuous, future perfect, be likely to

22 new words: future of medicine, precision medicine, gene therapy, virtual ward, hospital at home, automation…

future of medicineprecision medicinegene therapyvirtual wardhospital at homeautomationrobot nursedigital twinpredictive medicinepatient experiencehealth systemfundingto adaptremote clinicsmart hospitalgenomic medicinetailored treatmentto predict diseaseroboticto transformhealthcare workerfuturist

Lesson60

Revise and check: the final case

Grammar reviewReview: all the course grammar

21 new words: final case, to put it all together, to work as a team, to take the lead, differential list, final hypothesis…

final caseto put it all togetherto work as a teamto take the leaddifferential listfinal hypothesisconfirmatory testdiagnosis confirmedreflectionto reflect onlessons for the futureto have come a long waygraduationnext chapterlifelong learningto wrap up the caselast piece of the puzzleto nail the diagnosisstandardized patientactor patientend of year

Despre cursul English for Doctors, nivelul Intermediate

Dacă ești medic sau profesionist în domeniul sănătății și cauți un curs de engleză online care să te ajute să depășești bariera de limbaj în mediul clinic, ai ajuns în locul potrivit. Acest curs de engleză pentru medici de nivel Intermediate (B1 → B2) este conceput pentru a răspunde exact nevoilor tale de comunicare profesională, îmbinând terminologia medicală esențială cu structurile gramaticale avansate.

Programul conține 60 de lecții structurate în 10 unități tematice captivante: 1. The patient in front of you; 2. Medical mysteries; 3. Treatment plans; 4. Tests and evidence; 5. Rules, mistakes and regrets; 6. Difficult patients, difficult conversations; 7. Medicine and science; 8. Careers and teams; 9. Presenting and persuading; și 10. Medicine today and tomorrow. Prin aceste unități, vei parcurge subiecte practice precum luarea unei anamneze detaliate (taking a detailed history), descrierea durerii, stabilirea unui diagnostic diferențial, planificarea tratamentului, comunicarea veștilor proaste (breaking bad news), procedurile de laborator, controlul infecțiilor, gestionarea cazurilor dificile și prezentarea unui caz rar la vizita clinică.

Pe parcursul celor 60 de lecții, vei asimila treptat gramatica limbii engleze la nivel intermediar și mediu-superior. Vei învăța formarea întrebărilor (subject and object questions, indirect questions), timpurile verbale (Present simple, continuous, perfect, narrative tenses, future forms), verbele stative, obiceiurile din trecut (used to, would, be used to / get used to), adjectivele și gradarea lor, verbele modale de deducție pentru prezent și trecut, propozițiile temporale și condiționale (First, Second, Third, mixed conditionals), verbele modale de obligație și permisiune, diuza pasivă, structurile cauzative (have / get something done), verbele de raportare, stilul formal și informal, precum și exprimarea probabilității și a tendințelor.

Îmbogățirea vocabularului se face natural: înveți 20–30 de cuvinte noi per lecție (în total 1,445 de termeni), iar cuvintele învățate anterior revin frecvent în exerciții pentru a fi fixate pe termen lung.

Platforma noastra îți oferă un mod de învățare extrem de interactiv și flexibil. Pe fiecare pagină găsești exerciții interactive, înregistrări audio pe care le poți asculta, texte de citit și un dicționar integrat în lecție cu traduceri în limba română, precum și o listă personală de cuvinte. Totul funcționează bine și pe telefonul tău, astfel încât să poți studia oricând ai câteva minute libere.

După finalizarea acestui nivel, vei putea purta discuții clinice complexe în engleză, vei înțelege articole medicale de specialitate, vei putea explica planuri de tratament pacienților străini și vei prezenta cazuri medicale cu încredere.

Poți începe imediat și complet gratuit: lecțiile 1–10 sunt accesibile oricui, fără a fi nevoie de un cont. Lecțiile 11–20 devin gratuite după crearea unui cont (cu nume și e-mail). Întregul nivel (toate cele 60 de lecții pentru studiu individual fără profesor) costă doar 210 lei, plătiți o singură dată, cu acces pe viață și garanție de rambursare integrală în 14 zile. Dacă preferi îndrumarea unui profesor, poți opta pentru lecții individuale online, de 50 de minute, la prețul de 250 lei per ședință, prima lecție de probă fiind complet gratuită.

Întrebări și răspunsuri

Cine poate urma acest curs de engleză pentru medici?

Cursul se adresează medicilor și profesioniștilor din domeniul sănătății care au deja un nivel pre-intermediar și doresc să ajungă la nivelul B2, având nevoie de engleză medicală pentru activitatea lor profesională.

Cum funcționează accesul gratuit la lecții?

Primele 10 lecții sunt complet libere pentru oricine, fără cont. Următoarele 10 lecții (de la 11 la 20) sunt gratuite dacă îți creezi un cont simplu cu numele și adresa de e-mail.

Pot lua și ore cu un profesor?

Da! Pe lângă studiul individual, poți rezerva lecții individuale online cu un profesor (50 de minute, 250 lei), iar prima ședință de probă este gratuită.

О курсе English for Doctors, уровень Intermediate

Если вы врач или специалист в сфере здравоохранения и ищете эффективный курс английского для врачей или уроки английского онлайн, которые помогут вам уверенно чувствовать себя в медицинской среде, эта программа создана специально для вас. Курс разработан для уровня Intermediate (CEFR B1 → B2) и помогает преодолеть языковой барьер в реальных клинических ситуациях.

Программа включает 60 уроков, разделенных на 10 подробных тем: 1. The patient in front of you; 2. Medical mysteries; 3. Treatment plans; 4. Tests and evidence; 5. Rules, mistakes and regrets; 6. Difficult patients, difficult conversations; 7. Medicine and science; 8. Careers and teams; 9. Presenting and persuading; и 10. Medicine today and tomorrow. На занятиях вы будете разбирать такие темы, как сбор детального анамнеза (taking a detailed history), описание боли, дифференциальный диагноз, составление плана лечения, сообщение плохих новостей (breaking bad news), работа в лаборатории, инфекционный контроль, разбор клинических случаев, аллергии и лекарственные взаимодействия, а также принятие решений при триаже.

Грамматическая часть курса охватывает все необходимые структуры для уверенного владения языком. Вы изучите вопросы (subject and object questions, indirect questions), времена Present simple и continuous, глаголы состояния, Present perfect simple и continuous, привычки в прошлом (used to, would, be used to / get used to), прилагательные с суффиксами -ed и -ing, повествовательные времена, модальные глаголы дедукции для настоящего и прошлого, условные предложения (First, Second, Third, mixed conditionals), страдательный залог, каузативные конструкции (have / get something done), глаголы речевого сообщения, официальный и неофициальный регистр, а также выражение вероятности и тенденций.

Словарный запас расширяется постепенно: в каждом уроке дается 20–30 новых слов (всего 1445 терминов), причем ранее изученные слова регулярно повторяются в упражнениях для лучшего запоминания.

Платформа предлагает интерактивные упражнения на каждой странице, аудиозаписи для прослушивания, тексты для чтения, встроенный словарь с русским переводом и ваш личный список слов. Все материалы отлично работают на мобильном телефоне, поэтому заниматься можно в любое удобное время.

После завершения уровня вы сможете свободно обсуждать клинические случаи, понимать медицинские статьи на английском языке и аргументировано общаться с зарубежными коллегами.

Вы можете начать обучение абсолютно бесплатно: уроки с 1 по 10 доступны каждому без регистрации. Уроки с 11 по 20 открываются бесплатно после создания аккаунта (нужны только имя и email). Полный уровень (все 60 уроков для самостоятельного изучения без преподавателя) стоит всего 210 леев с единоразовой оплатой, пожизненным доступом и гарантией возврата денег в течение 14 дней. Если вам нужен преподаватель, вы можете заниматься индивидуально онлайн: занятие длится 50 минут и стоит 250 леев, а первый пробный урок предоставляется бесплатно.

Вопросы и ответы

Для кого предназначен этот курс английского?

Курс создан для врачей, медицинских сестер и других специалистов здравоохранения с уровнем Intermediate, которым нужен английский для медицинской практики и профессионального общения.

Как получить доступ к бесплатным урокам?

Уроки с 1 по 10 доступны абсолютно всем без создания аккаунта. Уроки с 11 по 20 становятся бесплатными после простой регистрации с указанием имени и электронной почты.

Можно ли заниматься с преподавателем?

Да, помимо самостоятельной работы, вы можете заказать индивидуальные онлайн-уроки с преподавателем (50 минут, 250 леев), причем первый пробный урок предоставляется бесплатно.

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