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November 2022 | EALTHY Blog
You will find new lesson plans, articles on translation, and information about an upcoming webinar.
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November 2022 | Article
In this article, we present the rationales behind the choice of approaches to teaching medical knowledge and terminology to non-medical students in university ESP (English for Specific Purposes) courses of medical English.
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November 2022 | EALTHY Blog
In October, we opened with some thought-provoking questions.
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November 2022 | Discussion
The idea of teaching and incorporating Medical Humanities is not a new invention in the current, modern era of medical treatment. Jonathan´s webinar is full of quotes of both historically important personalities and contemporary authors and researchers, such as William Osler, Gavin Francis or Kieran Setiya.
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October 2022 | Discussion
Mohib described reasons why the RefuAid organization was created. He talked about the two main issues refugee and asylum seekers face when arriving in the UK.
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October 2022 | Events
Even though new academic year started immediately after the conference, which, as you know, meant lots of class preparation and welcoming our new students, we can still feel the sweet taste of the 5th English for Healthcare Conference!
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October 2022 | Events
The location of Belgrade for the 5th conference could not have been better chosen for the EALTHY´s birthday party. Serbians are great hosts!
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September 2022 | Events
The conference started with an excellent, thought-provoking plenary from Kevin Harvey on the stigmatising portrayal of dementia in much contemporary discourse – the reductive language, the images, the ‘life is over’ narratives – and how debilitating that is.
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August 2022 | Discussion
In the webinar, Creating Fuzziness: Filing the accuracy gap in English for healthcare, Ros explained why accuracy matters at any proficiency level and how teachers can present grammar in a more appealing way than 'out of the context' individual sentences.
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