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June 2022 | Discussion
In her webinar, Alexia Sporidis, a Nursing English expert at SLC, described the process of how she creates role play materials aimed at developing communication skills for students of nursing and nurses.
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May 2022 | Webinar
Register to the Upcoming Webinar on Grammar in English for Healthcare with Ros Wright for FREE!
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April 2022 | Webinar
Register to the Developing Speaking Materials for Nursing English Webinar for FREE!
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March 2022 | Webinar
Watch the recording of the "Tips for Teaching OET" Webinar in Partnership with SLC.
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February 2022 | Events
Want to write a successful proposal but aren't sure where to start? Here's a short 7-step guide!
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July 2021 | Article
This blog summarises a conversation hosted on Twitter by Cochrane UK, inviting views on the use and misuse of language when talking about long-term conditions.
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September 2020 | Article
Spoonerisms or malapropisms, commonly referred to as slips of the tongue, are a perfectly natural aspect of communication. They’re also the source of much amusement.
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May 2020 | Article
I suffer from selective word sensitivity syndrome, otherwise known as lexiphonia. Sufferers of the condition experience strong negative emotions for certain words – emotions that range from dislike right through to hatred.
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May 2020 | Article
As Covid-19 takes hold on our lives, we rely on medical professionals who continue working in a challenging environment ignoring by necessity that many health systems globally were already facing nurse shortages, an ageing workplace and a shrinking health budget.
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