Description

Penulis: Ni Wayan Novi Suryati, S.Pd., M.Pd.

xii + 246.

14,8 x 21

The book English For Nursing In Clinical Practice: A Practical Guide For Nursing Students is a comprehensive resource designed to help nursing students develop English language skills that are directly applicable to clinical settings. It addresses the growing need for effective communication in healthcare, where English proficiency plays a crucial role in delivering safe, accurate, and patient-centered care.
The opening chapters introduce the concept of English for Nursing as part of English for Specific Purposes (ESP), highlighting its importance in professional nursing practice. The book then builds a strong foundation in basic communication skills, including greeting patients, introducing oneself, asking and answering simple questions, and using polite expressions in medical contexts. It also equips students with essential nursing terminology and medical vocabulary, which are fundamental for understanding and engaging in clinical communication.
The core sections of the book focus on practical communication in real clinical situations. These include interacting with patients, taking patient history, giving clear instructions, describing symptoms and conditions, and communicating during clinical procedures. In addition, the book covers communication in emergency situations, interprofessional collaboration, and the importance of cultural awareness when dealing with patients from diverse backgrounds. Each chapter is supported by sample dialogues, guided exercises, and simulation activities to enhance students’ practical skills.
In the final chapters, the book emphasizes professional aspects of nursing communication, such as documentation, report writing, ethical communication, and patient confidentiality. It concludes with integrated clinical communication practices through case-based learning, role plays, and reflective activities. Overall, this book serves as a practical and structured guide to prepare nursing students to communicate confidently, effectively, and professionally in clinical environments.