Ingrown Nails Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E1)

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The Medical English Podcast

Dr Heidi

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Welcome to The Medical English Podcast, designed to help healthcare professionals sharpen their English language skills. Hosted by Dr. Heidi, this podcast delves into vital medical terminology, common phrases, and specialised language across diverse healthcare settings. From patient consultations to medical conferences, we break down complex jargon, share real-life scenarios, and offer practical tips to elevate your language proficiency. Tune in and elevate your professional communication with The Medical English Podcast!

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Ingrown Nails Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E1)

The Medical English Podcast

6 minutes 27 seconds

1 month ago

Ingrown Nails Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E1)

Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast.
In this episode, we explore Ingrown Nails — a common and painful foot condition — while building your vocabulary for infection, inflammation, and treatment. Improve your doctor-patient communication and OET speaking skillsthrough clear, natural English.

Enhance your skills with the Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prep and MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence.
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Disclaimer: The scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice or diagnostic guidance.