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This study aimed to explore the subject of the linguistic needs of the doctors and nurses from non-Arabic speakers

الأداء اللغوي عند الأطباء و الممرضين من الناطقين بغير العربية

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 Publication date 2016
  fields Literature
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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The study also aims to design a micro teachy unite that can be a .model to follow The researcher adopted to achieve this goal on a group of Arabic doctors and nurses to create a list of common words most commonly used in the medical field, through its verdict interview by researcher. And conducted with a number of Arabic doctors and nurses in a number of hospital in Damascus. Researcher came out of them a list of mini prevalence and a number of linguistic needs arranged in order of importance, then on the basis that he designed educational units belong to doctors and nurses from non-Arabic .speakers The researcher found the outcome of this work to the importance of building an educational series belong to the category mentioned, after the preparation of a complete list of common words in the medical field, guiding graduate students to work on such a social .and practical significance studies in our lives.

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