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Medyczny opis przypadku w służbie lekarzom, studentom i pacjentom

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Zabielska M.
Lingwistyka Stosowana / Applied Linguistics / Angewandte Linguistik
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2017
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issue 21
175-186
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In this paper, a new generic development in the medical case report will be presented as a useful tool in the broadly understood medical context. A case report describes new diseases or their novel aspects, and its new interactive type additionally allows readers to comment on published cases and features patients’ first person accounts. This development may become a useful tool in the teaching of medical English, especially in terms of terminology and frequently used expressions, in medical training, educating through case-based teaching, as well as in professional development, through incorporating the patient into professional communication and emphasising doctor’s reflection.
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A new variety of medical case reporting as a tool in ESP teaching as well as in medical training and professional development

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Żelazowska-Sobczyk M., Zabielska M.
Glottodidactica
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2017
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vol. 44
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issue 1
183-194
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In this paper, a new generic development in the medical case report will be presented as a potential tool in a variety of medical contexts. A case report describes new diseases or their novel aspects, and its new interactive type additionally allows readers to comment on published cases and features patients’ first person narratives. This development may be a useful tool in medical English language courses, in medical training as well as in professional development. This way the paper systematises the knowledge on the application of medical case reports in general and re-evaluates their potential in strictly medical contexts
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