Hospital English contains free teaching materials for medical English vocabulary, English conversations in the hospital, and lesson plans based around various medical procedures.
Disease State Directors: lesson plans on how to explain health problems to a patient.
Type 1 Diabetes:Students / Teachers
Medications: articles and lesson plans for teaching about medicine and medication related dialogs.
Antibiotics:Teachers
Students /Explaining about a prescription:Teachers
Students /Medical Flash Cards:
Medication: tablet, capsule, jell capsule, syrup, injection, suppository ...
Organ Systems: lungs, heart, kidney, liver, stomach, nervous system, circulatory system ...
Glands: thyroid, duodenal, adrenal...
Medical Equipment: syringe, thermometer, stethoscope, scalpel, tubing...
Patient Equipment: crutches, wheel chair, splint, brace...
Hospital Procedures: various nurse/patient and doctor/patient conversations related to medical procedures
Getting Patient Information: Teachers
Students /Taking a patient's blood pressure:Teachers
Students /Giving a shot:Teachers
Students /Taking a blood sample:Teachers
Students /Explaining a prescription:Teachers
Students /Giving a patient medication: Teachers
Students /In the Hospital: different hospital conversations between patients and health care professionals.
In the Patient's Room:Teachers
Students /Explaining About the Hospital:Teachers
Students /Greeting the Patient:Teachers
Students /Healthcare Professionals: activities for describing or talking about healthcare specialists, their duties and responsibilities.
Describing Hospital Workers:Teachers
Students /The Nurse: Students / Teachers
The Pharmacist:Students / Teachers
I am a US licensed pharmacist. I have worked at Yale New Haven Medical Center, Hartford Hospital and retail pharmacies. I live abroad and have been teaching English as a foreign language since 1999. I currently teach medical English classes at 2 nursing colleges in Japan. These resources were designed for my students but are posted here free for all to use. They can be adapted for use as teaching materials for doctors, nurses, physical therapists, radiologists, physician assistants, pharmacists, and more. I hope you find them stimulating and useful.
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