The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Faculty of Medicine
Certificate Programme in Professional Medical Communication
A 3-week Journey for Undergraduates to
Master English Communication in the Medical Context
Do You Know Communication is the Driver of Success in Modern Medicine ?
Acquire universal communication skills to embrace the irresistible trend of global medicine. Boost your confidence in effectively communicating with anyone anywhere, both in your practice and in your research. No matter who you are dealing with, be it colleagues, patients, collaborators or investors, know how to accurately convey your thoughts and impress your audience.
Our programme opens up a world of opportunities and allows you to meet people, establish network, build skills and enhance your future employability.
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Pave your road to success, equip yourself to stand out from the crowd with these technical and soft skills :
Communication and
Presentation Tactics
Polish your interpersonal and team communication skills to be confident in any situation… possibly a medical training overseas?
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Identify your personal
communication style
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Develop networking and team communication skills
Patient
Consultation
Improve your ability in dealing with all types of patients from different background… possibly with expatriates in your home country?
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Conduct an effective
patient consultation
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Manage expectations
and concerns
Scientific
Presentation
Master presentation techniques of scientific findings targeted to different audiences… possibly at a conference with foreign delegates?
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Demonstrate professionalism in your knowledge sharing
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Adapt your language to
your listeners
An Unforgettable Practical Experience :
“I think this course is especially suitable for clinical students in countries where they don’t use English as their first language. Nowadays, we need to connect with the world, in clinics and research, and we need to use English. I learned a lot of words and terminology in English and I can use them to communicate with doctors all over the world; this is most beneficial for medical students and young doctors”
Tony Wong, Undergraduate student, Ningbo University, Summer 2018
Enquiry
Send you enquiries to Ms Kathy Chan at kathychan@cuhk.edu.hk