Oxford English for Careers: Medicine 1 (Student's Book + Audio + Teacher's Resource Book)

[Monty]

Re-uploaded on Oct. 24, 2013 by @eletsi

A specialist course for medical students, doctors, and advanced nurses who want to work in English-speaking countries.
Medicine has been designed to help students communicate accurately in English with patients and colleagues. It has a clear focus on developing speaking and listening skills for a range of different situations.
Key features
Syllabus based on the communication skills required for OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination).
Specialist medical terminology for effective communication with colleagues.
'It's my job' - provides an authentic insight from professionals working in medicine.
'Patient care' sections develop students' skills in doctor-patient relations.
'Reading bank' provides reading practice for a variety of medicine-based texts.
Examples from the Oxford Handbook series - authentic material from the world's best selling medical handbooks.
Interactive exercises on Student's website revise and recycle language.
Teachers Resource website provides additional support, ideas and activities.

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Student's Book + Audio
PDF + MP3 in RAR

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Teacher's Resource Book
PDF in RAR 18.7 Mb

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[w5wa]

English for Careers: Medicine 1 ( Students Book and Audio CD)
2009 | ISBN: 0000 | 144 pages, Audio CD | PDF, mp3 | 64 MB

[eletsi]

Student's book and Cd for Medicine 1

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[nouxious]

The quality of this document is too bad to use an OCR.

I was wondering if a non-scanned or html version of this book exists somewhere. On Amazon or any other sources, it always offer a hard copy only.