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InterpretersTranslators

Oncology (Translating and Interpreting in Healthcare Settings)

Rated 5 out of 5

Description

Oncology is the branch of medicine that deals with tumours, cancer and providing care/treatment for patients diagnosed with cancer. The most common cancers in Australia (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer) are prostate, breast, colorectal (bowel), melanoma and lung cancer (Cancer Council Australia).


Who would this be useful for?

Interpreters at all levels of knowledge of clinical medicine who are interested in gaining basic understanding of the Oncology. Interpreters who are preparing for NAATI Certified Specialist Health Interpreter (CSHI) Test. Interpreters who are pursuing to become a healthcare interpreter


This course will cover the following items:

Pathophysiology of Cancer and Tumour

Common Cancers in Australia

Staging and Grading of Cancer

Australia National Cancer Screening Program

Common Investigation, treatments and medications

Health professionals involved

Important medical terminology (including Latin and Greek Root words)


Course outcomes

Knowledge

The pathophysiology of cancer and tumour

Common cancer diseases in Australia

National Cancer Screening program

The names and utility of common investigations, medications and health professionals in relation to the oncology

Easy ways to remember relevant medical terminology in the oncology


Skills

Provide high quality and professional interpreting of complex and specialised spoken language from the health domain

Understand, remember and recall relevant medical terminology efficiently


This course includes:

Course inclusions will be added soon.


Certificate Earned

 A certificate of completion may be issued upon completion of this course.

Completion of this course may be claimable as a professional development activity for NAATI recertification. The applicable category and number of PD points will depend on the current NAATI Recertification Professional Development Catalogue and the nature and duration of the activity.

Practitioners should refer to the current NAATI Recertification Professional Development Catalogue to determine the appropriate category and points that may be claimed towards their individual recertification requirements.

Endorsement

Endorsements will be added soon.

Course Completion Guidelines

Students are required to read and complete all the course content, including watching all videos, and successfully completing all assessments. In order to attain your certificate, you need to score 100% on each assessment. Students will have unlimited attempts to complete the course over the length of their access.

 

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Presented By

Medical Doctor and Medical Education Facilitator
All Graduates – Interpreting & Translating
Rated 5 out of 5
Melbourne, Australia

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