30 min
English Practice For Healthcare - Episode 08 English Practice For Healthcare
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- Aprendizaje de idiomas
In this episode you can continue to build on your knowledge of the storytelling tenses for past events used in English from the last two episodes. Anne, like Kevin is describing something that happened over 10 years ago. Also, like Kevin, she can remember what happened in great detail as she shares a very significant health event in her life, having a stroke. There is the opportunity to reflect on the different ways stroke and stroke recovery affect people and use this as a platform for your own learning into the role of occupational therapists in modern day healthcare.
Please see a link below to the NHS website to start this. There is also a link to the website of the Stroke Association. This is an excellent charity in the UK that raises awareness of stroke and offers support and reliable information to anyone who needs it. Also see the link to my website if you would like to read along using the transcript, while you listen. Enjoy!
Please note this is not a source of medical advice or intended for you to use to make medical decisions it is designed to help you improve your English through authentic language input. The opinions expressed are entirely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the UK health service or any other health organisations or charities.
Please do feel free to email me, helena@englishpracticeforhealthcare.com if you have any English language questions.
Occupational therapy - NHS
Stroke Association | Rebuilding lives for stroke survivors
English Practice For Healthcare
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In this episode you can continue to build on your knowledge of the storytelling tenses for past events used in English from the last two episodes. Anne, like Kevin is describing something that happened over 10 years ago. Also, like Kevin, she can remember what happened in great detail as she shares a very significant health event in her life, having a stroke. There is the opportunity to reflect on the different ways stroke and stroke recovery affect people and use this as a platform for your own learning into the role of occupational therapists in modern day healthcare.
Please see a link below to the NHS website to start this. There is also a link to the website of the Stroke Association. This is an excellent charity in the UK that raises awareness of stroke and offers support and reliable information to anyone who needs it. Also see the link to my website if you would like to read along using the transcript, while you listen. Enjoy!
Please note this is not a source of medical advice or intended for you to use to make medical decisions it is designed to help you improve your English through authentic language input. The opinions expressed are entirely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the UK health service or any other health organisations or charities.
Please do feel free to email me, helena@englishpracticeforhealthcare.com if you have any English language questions.
Occupational therapy - NHS
Stroke Association | Rebuilding lives for stroke survivors
English Practice For Healthcare
#learnenglish #intermediateenglish #advancedenglish #ukenglish #medicalenglish#patientcare #communicationskills #englishpractice #oet #occupationalenglishtest#englishfordoctors #englishfornurses #languagelearning #englishlanguagepodcast#learnenglish #englishpractice #listeningskills #stoke #seizures #bloodpressure #englishverbs #OT #occupationaltherapists #occupationaltherapy #strokeassociation
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
30 min