English as Second Language - nm
Posted By: MT on 2008-04-16
In Reply to: wHAT IS ESL - Barb
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MLS- Medical Language Specialists
Saw this posted on one of the message boards are they talking about accents? if not, what does it mean?
Ana
RE:MLS- Medical Language Specialists
Medical Language Specialists; another term for transcriptionist.
The HPI workbook set, The Language of Medicine, and the M-Tec Professional Skillbuilding Wizard, but
IMO (especially since having an excellent mentor and great QA) all the books in the world cannot replace a well-designed course with feedback and advice from knowledgeable instructors. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that...
or an English one for
nm
You might want to have an English
speaking person proof the site. I just read 2 lines and noticed lots of grammatical errors.
1look.com is good for english terms but
it is not a medical dictionary
dorland's on-line is the best i've found in the 10 years i've worked at home.
Reference books--i.e., medical and english
dictionaries. Is this what you are talking about????
do you abbreviate english units of measure in a medical report?
If you can't taype a simple English sentence properly, you're not going to find a job. nm
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Wrong. As I said, her English vocab & grammar were great, but PCDI didn't teach her enough medic
With an adequate school she would have been great. She had been a secretary for years and had transcribed business dictation previously. She just couldn't learn enough terms in 3 months or whatever.
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