THE ROLE OF ENGLISH IN MEDICINE
Keywords:
medicine, English language, scientific research, medical publications, International medical certification (USMLE, PLAB, OET)Abstract
English has become the dominant language in medical education, research, and practice worldwide. It serves as the primary medium for scientific publications, international collaboration, and medical training programs. The ability to communicate effectively in English is essential for healthcare professionals to access cutting-edge research, participate in global conferences, and provide patient care in diverse settings. Additionally, most of the modern scientific literature published in English. During the translation process, some essential details of the article may be lost, so if a person is competent in English, he can avoid the difficulties associated with this. Moreover, a medical professional can publish an article in English himself, thereby presenting the results of his research to the international medical community. Moreover, knowledge of the English language makes it possible to internships in English-speaking countries and international communication. Finally, the study of languages promotes the development of memory, which is also necessary in the study of medical disciplines.
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