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Teaching medical terminology in English at a Japanese medical university: Circumstances and outcomes
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Medical terminology in English: cognitive and cultural aspects
PHILOLOGISTS’ VIEWS ON GLOBALIZATION CHALLENGESO. I. Bilichak, L. Ya. Shpilchak
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Teaching Medical Terminology In English To Medical Students
International Journal of PedagogicsThis article presents an in-depth investigation into the methodological principles underpinning the effective teaching of medical terminology in English to students specializing in medical disciplines. It critically examines contemporary pedagogical approaches, sheds light on prevailing challenges in the field, and suggests practical, research-based ...
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Medical terminology: A phonological analysis for teaching english pronunciation
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Abbreviations: English Medical Terminology
2016The contribution deals with our previous study on abbreviations in English medical terminology, which later served as a starting point for the theoretical approach in planning the macro- and microstructure of the future dictionary of abbreviations. This study presents the results of classifications and analyses of alphabetisms, acronyms and hybrid ...
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A socio-cognitive investigation of English medical terminology
Lexicography, 2018Patients and doctors can differ in their ideas about what constitutes ‘a medical term’ and what a particular term might mean. Differences in the understanding of medical terminology in doctor–patient communication can impact patient health outcomes. The field of terminology has moved away from the notion of univocity (one term permanently assigned by ...
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Termbot: A Chatbot-Based Crossword Game for Gamified Medical Terminology Learning
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2023Tien-Ming Chan +2 more
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Lexical-semantic study of medical terminology in English and Uzbek
This article presents a lexical-semantic analysis of medical terminology in English and Uzbek, aiming to explore the formation, meaning, and usage of medical terms in both languages. It investigates the processes through which medical terms are constructed, including the use of prefixes, suffixes, and roots, as well as the influence of loanwords from ...openaire +1 more source

