Specifically addresses the linguistic needs of current and future health care professionals and social workers who need to gain proficiency in French in order to communicate effectively with their patients and clients.
Monique Y. Crochet is Associate Professor of French at the University of Southern Maine.
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A text that's long been needed to help prevent the nightmarish situation of a French-speaking individual facing life-threatening medical problems in the U.S. without being able to communicate fears, ask questions, or even understand the nature of the illness and its treatment. Of interest to all students of French, but particularly those interested in the social sciences. -- Anne S. Kimball, Randolph-Macon Woman's College Modern Language Journal ...pioneering and flexible... Modern Language Journal ...pioneering and flexible... Modern Language Journal A text that's long been needed to help prevent the nightmarish situation of a French-speaking individual facing life-threatening medical problems in the U.S. without being able to communicate fears, ask questions, or even understand the nature of the illness and its treatment. Of interest to all students of French, but particularly those interested in the social sciences. -- Anne S. Kimball, Randolph-Macon Woman's College Modern Language Journal
