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Cahier pour les réceptionnistes

Ce livre, A Self Study Workbook for Health & Social Services Professionals : Module 1 Receptionists a été conçu à des fins de formation linguistique en anglais langue professionnelle.Ìý La nature même de l'ouvrage fait en sorte que l'information s'y retrouvant n'est disponible qu'en anglais.

Ce cahier et les DVD vous proposent une variété de scénarios reproduisant des situations types que vivent quotidiennement des infirmiers et infirmières de triage avec leurs clients. Les apprenants qui visionnent les vidéos, écoutent les documents audio et effectuent les exercices du Cahier apprendront à utiliser les termes anglais appropriés qui leur permettront :

  • de mieux comprendre ce que disent les clients;
  • de développer des stratégies de communication afin d’éviter les malentendus;
  • de composer avec les interruptions;
  • de rassurer les clients émotifs;
  • d’être sensibilisés davantage aux différences culturelles et aux réalités de leur milieu de travail;
  • d’enrichir leur vocabulaire afin de poser des questions de base, de donner des instructions, de donner des rendez-vous au téléphone ou en personne;
  • d’aider les clients à remplir des formulaires;
  • de diriger les clients vers les services appropriés.

Workbook Overview

Unit 1 - Greeting Patients at the Reception Desk

Functions

- Greeting people
- Taking personal information
- Giving directionsÌý
- Asking someone to clarify when you don't understand

Listening

- To a dialogue for general comprehension
- To numbers, telephone numbers, addresses
- To reasons why a patient comes in
- To a dialogue for personal information to fill out a form

Vocabulary

- Directions and prepositions of place

Grammar

- Imperatives
- Simple present

Cultural Note

- Greeting people

Communication Strategies

- Global understanding

Unit 2 - Communication on the Phone

Functions

- Greeting people on the phone
- Being polite on the phone
- Making suggestions and recommendations
- Booking appointments
- Discussing possibilities
- Interrupting politely

Listening

- To a dialogue for general comprehension
- To a dialogue of specific expressions of politeness
- To a dialogue to give directions
- To a dialogue to make an appointment
- To a dialogue to take personal information

Vocabulary

- Numbers
- Dates
- Days
- Times
- Polite expressions

Grammar

- Ordinal numbers
- Prepositions for time
- Modals or politeness and suggestion
- Degrees of comparison of adjectives
- Future

Cultural Note

- People's names

Communication Strategies

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Unit 3 - Helping at the Reception Desk

Functions

- Helping an anxious patient with admission forms
- Identifying problems and providing solutions
- Identifying vocabulary in a reading passage

Listening

- To a scenario at the reception desk for general comprehension and for pronunciation
- To admission form vocabulary

Vocabulary

- Admission form vocabulary
- Phrasal verbs
- Directional phrasal verbs

Grammar

- Phrasal verbs
- Simple present
- Present continuous

Cultural Note

- Addressing patients by name

Communication Strategies

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Unit 4 - Identifying Parts of the Body

Functions

- Reviewing terms of discomfort
- Responding to various health problems

Listening

- To a dialogue for general comprehension
- To helpful statements and questions
- To the pronunciation of: body parts; aches and pains; health problems

Vocabulary

- Body parts
- Aches and pains
- Respiratory problems
- Skin conditions
- Musculoskeletal problems
- Gastrointestinal problems
- Genitourinary problems

Grammar

- Simple past
- Past continuous

Cultural Note

- Talking about the body

Communication Strategies

- Checking understanding/hypothesis testing

Unit 5 - Responding Politely/Professionally

Functions

- Responding in difficult situations/difficult people
- Expressiong empathy
- Delivering bad news
- Describing emergency symptoms
- Asking about symptoms

Listening

- To a dialogue for general comprehension
- To general complaints
- To physical and emotional complaints
- To pronunciation of medical terms and symptoms

Vocabulary

- Words expressive of feelings - physical/emotional states
- Expressions of pain
- Idiomatic expressions
- Medical personnel
- Medical symptoms

Grammar

- Comparative form of adjectives
- Conjunctions
- Phrasal verbs

Cultural Note

- Understanding emotional patients
- Identity and emotions
- Non-verbal communication

Communication Strategies

- Understanding situations

Examples of audios and videos from the DVD and exercises available in the workbook

Unit 2 - Communication on the Phone

Icône audio audio2.1norm-noiseremoval.mp3
Audio - Checking Information on the Phone

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Comprehension exercise [.pdf]

In, On and At for Time [.pdf]

Practice with In, On, At and No Preposition [.pdf]

More Polite Practice [.pdf]

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Unit 3 - Helping at the Reception Desk

Fichier 1_helping_an_anxious_patient.m4v
Video - Helping an Anxious Patient

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Vocabulary [.pdf]

Something to Think About | Helping Mrs. MacIntosh [.pdf]

Cultural Note and Vocabulary Boost [.pdf]

Admission Form Vocabulary [.pdf]

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Unit 5 - Dealing with Emotional Patients

Communication Strategies: Inferencing [.pdf]

Cultural Notes - Understanding Emotional Patients [.pdf]

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Les liens qui suivent sont liés à des exercices et des thèmes présentés dans le cahier conçu par le Programme de formation et de développement des ressources humaines de ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ

Unit 1
Unit 2Ìý
Unit 3Ìý
Unit 4Ìý
Unit 5


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