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Coming to terms with medical terms - Exploring insights from native and non-native English speakers in patient-physician communication
Maria Dahm
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Arts & Humanities
Physician-patient Communication
100%
Non-native English Speakers
96%
Medical Terminology
51%
English People
39%
Physicians
32%
English Medium
14%
Miscommunication
13%
Blanket
11%
Qualitative Study
11%
Jargon
10%
Medical Knowledge
10%
Interaction
4%
Language
4%
Social Sciences
physician
41%
communication
29%
technical language
28%
speaking
23%
qualitative interview
7%
linguistics
5%
interaction
3%
experience
2%
Engineering & Materials Science
Terminology
59%
Communication
27%
Argon
15%
Linguistics
12%