THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING LANGUAGE SKILLS IN FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
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Language skills, Medical education, Patient-centered communicationAbstract
Language skills are critical for future medical professionals, enabling them to communicate effectively with patients, colleagues, and diverse healthcare teams. This article explores the significance of language proficiency in the medical field, focusing on patient-centered communication, interdisciplinary collaboration, and navigating global healthcare environments. It highlights the need for integrating language training into medical education, emphasizing both native and foreign language skills. By developing these competencies, medical professionals can improve patient outcomes, foster trust, and contribute to the global healthcare community. Strategies for effective language skill development and its role in advancing medical education are also discussed.
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