Are you involved in Clinical Research in Algeria?
Are you able to get your work published nationally or Internationally?
How do you get access to International research?
I'm really interested to hear your experiences.
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'I learn a lot of thinks with you,and I spend good times.'
'For me it was wonderful experience to get courses by someone like you .....and especially a native speaker'
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For more comments please see: http://algerianmedics.blogspot.com/2009/07/have-your-say.html
'I learn a lot of thinks with you,and I spend good times.'
'For me it was wonderful experience to get courses by someone like you .....and especially a native speaker'
'I liked almost everything about the Medical English and you as a teacher'
For more comments please see: http://algerianmedics.blogspot.com/2009/07/have-your-say.html
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At the head of our Medical English program is Mrs Louise Bensaid, an experienced, qualified, professional, native-speaker teacher with over 17 years of experience in the medical field in Britain including the training of doctors and nurses within her field.
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Useful sites
- Research Training
- Ibn Badis Scientific
- Direction Generale de la Recherche Scientifique et du Developpement Technologique DG-RSDT
- Centre de Recherche sur l'Information Scientifique et Technique
- Algerian Association of Skilled Workers
- Access to English Articles
- Hamma National Library
- Medical Listening Practice available at Hopeland
- Le Guide de la Sante en Algerie
- Le Guide de la Medecine et de la Sante au Maghreb
- Hopeland Institute
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Consulting, Seminars and Classes
Hopeland Institue can help you keep up with the latest medical information in a number of different ways:
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Analysis and Advice
We can save you time and effort by helping you analyse your options for studying or working abroad, within the medical field, using our expert and library of resources.
Attend a seminar...............
Stimulating Topics for Discussion
A monthly seminar, designed to practice your listening and conversation skills. Choose from a variety of stimulating topics. Why not volunteer to give a presentation yourself? Hopeland staff can guide you through the process and support you on the day.
Take a class........................
Intermediate Medical English (Level 3)
A Cambridge University-based 96-hour intermediate Medical English course divided into 3 modules and designed for your busy schedule. Each hour stands alone, creating flexibility to take each hour in any order and when you have the time!
The course is comprised of:
1) a module looking at each of the systems of the body
2) a professional research and ethics module
3) a foundation module, which includes 'taking a history' and
diagnostic investigations
Health-Related Conversation Class
Stimulating conversation classes for level 3 students and above on diverse topics from 'The Global Trade of Body Parts' to 'Dangerous Siestas' and 'Fighting Malaria in Africa', each designed to enable you to practice your spoken English through lively discussion and debate guided by a native speaker.
Advanced Level Medical English
Coming soon!
Be a Pioneer!
Share your views, experience or research with colleagues at international conferences.
Hopeland Institute staff can make it possible. We can:
* Help you write and submit an abstract for publication
* Help you prepare talks and accompanying slides
* Offer presentation skills training
* Liaise with the conference organisers
* Support you on the day
There's nothing to lose and everything to gain so let us help you realise your potential!
Hopeland Institute staff can make it possible. We can:
* Help you write and submit an abstract for publication
* Help you prepare talks and accompanying slides
* Offer presentation skills training
* Liaise with the conference organisers
* Support you on the day
There's nothing to lose and everything to gain so let us help you realise your potential!
5 comments:
Comment left by Alter Man on Algerian Medics facebook group:
Hello everybody,
I would express my opinion about that subject...." medical Research in Algeria and and how to access to international medical publications"
I begin by saying that any research must start with a well performed collecting of medical data , that's the material of any work we had to do ;every little information( about symptoms, drugs, side effects..........) is very important.
Then we have perform that research with honesty.
In Algeria we ca find some struggles to do that research ( especially MONEY that provides best equipments ) cause everybody knows that Algeria as a 3e world country spend less money for health promotion than a developed country ; Here we can observe that the goal of each country is different ( 3 world countries belong to achieve the WHO program while the developed countries realize the best quality of treatment).
To perform a research that means to be up to date first..!!!!
Students in all fields have no references or just old ones ...and there is no way to get fresh international documents in any field, that's what pull us to do some illegal manner to get documentation ( a big shop to sell photocopied books in Algiers is really a shame !!!!!!!!!!!!!!).And if someone try to buy a medical book it will cost a lot
that's really a big problem which can't be solved tomorrow, this is about an ideology of a government
thank you Louise for keeping us talking
Toufik
Interesting page, Good Luck wth your venture,Regards
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When most people think of Africa, they think safaris or famine and disease. you guys are doing a good job with the medical stuff. Cheers
I have visited this blog by accident, but I found it quite interesting. You're doing a good job (and most importantly it's free). A greeting.
Wow, really interesting page about clinical research. Very good stuff about this. Thanks for sharing nice information. Awesome post.
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