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- Torricos Ocampo Michelle Daniela
- Verastegui Nicolas Brian
EXAMPLES:
1. Clinical management of Covid -19 introducing new vocabulary, as well as verb structures and tenses. https://apps.who.int/iris/rest/bitstreams/1278777/retrieve
2. To introduce vocabulary related to children diseases
http://www.bccdc.ca/resource-gallery/Documents/Guidelines%20and%20Forms/Guidelines%20and%20Manuals/Epid/Other/Epid_GF_childhood_quickguide_may_09.pdf

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Members:
Aduviri Condori Maya Nieves
Ticona Rodríguez Melody

Ex. 1:
- Writing about how the steps of a guide of materials is created.
Ex. 2:
- Writing a summary about password security article is developed.

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- Castañeta Condori Beatriz
- Quispe Alanoca Betty
- Villan Mamani Roseicela Vanessa
Examples:
1. Meeting reports of a company.
2. Real curriculum Vitae's and Applications.

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Jhamil Veizaga Blanco
Jhoselin Tarquino Corina
Carla Leon Delgado
Example 1: Developing acting performance through watching a play.

Example 2 EAP - Literature students: Learning figurative language based on a play of Shakespeare.
https://shakespeare.folger.edu/downloads/pdf/romeo-and-juliet_PDF_FolgerShakespeare.pdf

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Dayana Chavez
Elva Quispe Tapia
Joel Maciejewski Ureña

Examples:
1) Attending physician gives emergency medical procedures to medical students (both native and non-native English speakers)

2) Autopsy report for medical students to analyze.
https://ncssm.instructure.com/courses/1674/pages/forensic-case-report-examples

Immersion (EAP) : Law students have a class where a well-known lawyer gives them advice about general procedures they need to follow in a case.
Immersion EAP-Tourism students read articles on national and international tourist and cultural environments in English.
Immersion EAP Medicine: Virtual Internship with a hospital from English speaking country.

in-situ (EOP): Social work university students go to an orphanage and record their participation as volunteers in the activities they have in that day.
In-situ EOP- Tourism students interact with foreign English-speaking tourists about the Salar de Uyuni (Potosi- Bolivia), explaining its origin, history, culture and customs of the place.
In-situ EDP: Assisting diplomatic meetings as part as representative convoy and conversate representing your superior's take on the matter.

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Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 9e

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Evelyn Huanca Villca
Lizeth Navia
Rocío Ramos Tenorio
Joel Monrroy

POPULATION:
DOCTORS AND NURSES
1. The course takes a medical student through the patient journey, from admission to interview, diagnosis, treatment, surgery and end-of-life care. The units cover medical terminology, patient and staff interactions, hospital language and much more.
Students work on all aspects of medical language, including pronunciation, grammar and functional skills. The course is regularly reviewed so the content is always relevant and up to date.
MATERIAL:
A Medical Diseases Book in English
(With Specific Glossary)
2. This is a blog easy to use everywhere by doctors and nurses. They can find information about diseases and clinical cases of real life. Contact with other doctors and all the information is revised by a team of 120 doctors. ( This apps help to doctors acquire new and more vocabulary.)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.insimu.patientapp
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.drugscom.app

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- Roxana AydeeTicona Machaca
- Pamela Alanoca Condori
- Gregorio Choque Mamani
EXAMPLE
1. An English Seminar about laws and norms written by ONU.
2. An English  course for dealing with laws of  international trade.
1st example: https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9789811554742
2nd example :https://ias.unu.edu/en/admissions/certificate/unu-global-seminars.html#overview

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Background

The aim of the UNU Global Seminars is to enhance awareness about contemporary global issues and the role of the United Nations in addressing those issues. Students and young professionals are given the opportunity to interact with distinguished scholars and practitioners from Japan and abroad, and to explore a specific issue in depth through lectures and group discussions.

These sessions are open to university students, graduate students and young professionals from all over the world. Lectures will be given only in English, so participants are required to have a good working knowledge of English. A participation fee covers seminar documentation and certificate issued from UNU-IAS.

UNU Global Seminar Japan

Sustainable Solutions for Global Environmental Problems
10-11, 22 March 2021

Environmental problems are one of the most burning global issues we are currently facing. Recently, we have been experiencing many environmental issues that we had never experienced before. Environmental issues present us with a problem that has "cross-border" characteristics. First, nature has no boundary. The environmental problems range from local to global. Second, Environmental problems are connected with diverse issues. Third, this characteristic evolves from "cross-border" relations among different social sectors. Then, how can and shall we tackle environmental problems today? In the context of the three characteristics above, three points can be identified. First, we are required to have systematic and holistic approaches and solutions covering multi-level governance from local to global. Second, we ought to have multidisciplinary knowledge and information covering different social science fields and further connecting social and natural sciences. Third, we need multi-stakeholders cooperation and collaboration across different social sectors. SDGs are a symbolic example illustrating the importance of these three characteristics of "cross-border." The 36th UNU-IAS Global Seminar offers the participants a valuable opportunity to learn about the contemporary and urgent challenge of the global environment, and discuss how we can grapple with it effectively and fairly.

For more details, please refer to the brochure under the RELATED FILES tab.

History of the UNU Global Seminars

The UNU Global Seminars began in Japan in the Kanto area in 1985 with the first Shonan Session, and in the Kansai area in 1995 with the Kobe Session. In Japan, additional UNU Global Seminars are held in Tohoku, Shimane-Yamaguchi, Hokkaido, Kobe-Awaji, Kanazawa, and Okinawa. The expansion of the UNU Global Seminars abroad began with the Seoul (South Korea) Session in 2003.

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UNU Global Seminar - Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability

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The aim of the UNU Global Seminars is to enhance awareness about contemporary global issues and the role of the United Nations in addressing those issues. Students and young professionals are given the opportunity to interact with distinguished scholars and practitioners from Japan and abroad, and to explore a specific issue in depth through lectures and group discussions.

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Members:

Asturizaga Lima Pamela.

Lopez Meneses Claudia Conie.

Mendoza Muñoz Daniela.

Population:

Aircraft Mechanics.

Material Examples:
1. Technical dictionary.
2. Engine handbook.
3. Aviation maintenance technician handbook.
(Clink on number 2 and 3 examples to read more)

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Mary Cruz Quenta Mamani
Frecia Bravo
Lucy Limachi Tenorio
Viviana Colque

Example 1 : Sites for reading medical journals.
https://blog.capterra.com/top-sites-for-reading-medical-journals-online-for-free/

Example 2:  A conversation with a patient.

Communication Skills: A Patient-Centered Approach

https://youtu.be/S4wWClQhZaA

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Today, I want to tell you about some great free medical journals.

Dear Diary,
Today, my patients were suuuper annoying.

Just kidding. Not that kind of journal. Today I'm talking about the kind of medical journal that is published regularly and contains peer-reviewed research pertinent to providers, clinicians, medical scientists, and other healthcare staff. The journals often focus on a subfield such as cardiology or neuropathy.

Journals are invaluable for keeping abreast of new medical research.

According to research from Doximity, 98% of the physicians polled said reading medical literature is "important" or "very important" to their practice, and 75% said they change their clinical practices quarterly or monthly based on the latest medical literature.

The problem is that subscriptions to medical journals usually run in the hundreds of dollars per year, per journal.

Luckily, many medical journals offer some or all of their content for free to everyone, with or without a subscription. Some do so for all of their articles, but most make their articles free on the web six or 12 months after publication.

While the medical journal articles you want to read may be online for free, they aren't always easy to find.

To help you out, I've reviewed three websites that make it easier to find the most up-to-date free journal articles in your subfield. I've included some background information, pros and cons, and tips for getting the most out of the site.

Here they are, listed in no particular order:

FreeMedicalJournals.com is exactly what it sounds like, a list of links to medical journals that offer free access. It was created by a Portuguese university librarian named Manuel Montenegro, and Bernd Sebastian Kamps, Editor-in-Chief of Flying Publisher and the director of the Amedeo literature service.
Manuel Montenegro; Source Source
The best way to use the site is to take advantage of the left rail, where you can search by keyword, topic, free article freshness, alphabetically by journal title, or language. You can also see a list of journals sorted by impact.

Dr. Srinubabu Gedela founded OMICS International to help make healthcare and scientific information available immediately and for free. Gedela's research on getting access to scientific literature for scholars from developing countries won him the 2007 Human Proteome Organization's Young Scientist award.
Dr. Srinubabu Gedela; Source
OMICS International publishes over 700 scientific and healthcare journals and 50,000 scientific research articles in clinical, medical, life sciences, and other disciplines annually. Each year OMICS International hosts more than 1,000 medical and scientific conferences for more than 60,000 scientists, clinicians, and scholars in 30 countries.

The best thing about OMICS International's list of free medical journals is that they're all listed on one page, so you can CTRL+F to find what you're looking for. Next to each journal is a link to each journal's citation report, containing a list of articles that have cited the articles published in each journal.
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In addition to free articles, clicking on each journal title offers background information on the publication, including policies and ethics for each role in the publication: author, editor, reviewer, and publisher. The journal profile also includes links to information such as the journal's aims and scope, article processing charges, advertising rates, etc.

Here's an example of a journal profile on the OMICS International website:
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In some ways, the Geneva Foundation for Medical Education and Research's free medical journals list is harder to use than FreeMedicalJournals.com or OMICS International's list. You can't CTRL+F for journals because there's no comprehensive list on one page like OMICS International. There's no site search or sorting mechanism like FreeMedicalJournals.com.

But it does offer one advantage. It's very clean. No clutter. No ads. Not even any pictures. It loads super fast with no distractions. When you click on each category, it brings up another list of all the journals in that category, and tells you if it's always free, or free after six or 12 months.

Runners up

Two honorable mentions go to Medscape and MHADegree.org for their curated lists of journals you can read online for free (be aware that using Medscape requires creating an free account).

Other ways to access free medical journal articles

Keep in mind that you can also access free journal articles through apps such as Read by QxMD and Isabel. To learn more, check out The Top 7 Medical Apps for Doctors.

If you're like most physicians, reading medical journal articles is part of your weekly routine. To save money, time, and effort, check out one or all of these websites and let me know what you think in the comments. And let me know if there are other good sites or apps I've left off.

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3 Best Sites for Reading Medical Journals Online for Free

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Today, I want to tell you about some great free medical journals. Dear Diary, Today, my patients were suuuper annoying. Just kidding. Not that kind of journal. Today I'm talking about the kind of medical journal that is published regularly and contains peer-reviewed research pertinent to providers, clinicians, medical scientists, and other healthcare staff.

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Alcon Quispe Keymi

Barco Valdez Pilar Camila

Quispe Arias Roxana

Condori Mamani Rosa

1. EXAMPLE
E-mails written by a secretary of an  international company (in the grammatical structure, the structure of the email)
2. EXAMPLE
Company schedule written by a secretary of an international company ( to learn new vocabulary such as days, places, etc.)

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Jenny Quispe Paye
Freddy Daniel Nina Calle
POPULATION
Industrial chemistry students.
MATERIAL EXAMPLES:
1. A glosary for academic learners.
2. A handbook of using special equipment.