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Principles Of

Medical Communication

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Communication in the practice of medicine requires specific professional skills. It is an essential yet often neglected topic in medical school education. From patient consultation to interaction with collaborators to scientific presentation, develop the language skills particular to the field.

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Communication and

Presentation Tactics

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Being able to communicate clearly and effectively is vital in many of our daily activities. From face-to-face personal communication to team meetings, make use of verbal and nonverbal communication skills to engage different audience in different context with different medium.

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Patient

Consultation

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Interacting with patients in the clinical setting follows consultation models that differ depending on background and culture. Acquisition of interviewing and listening skills in English not only facilitates interaction with international patients and colleagues, but also prepares you for future training overseas.

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Group

Project

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By working together with medical student mentors in CUHK as well as students from different background and cultures, get acquainted with different point of views, broaden your horizons and develop

long-lasting friendships.

Scientific

Presentation

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Sharing scientific knowledge with the public, the media and the medical community all require different sets of skills. The mastering of different presentation techniques is essential in preparation for future international conferences, media interviews and other career developments.