What Our Customers SayDuke University and Health System HR has been using the medical terminology word-building materials and technique for the last 6 months. Your process fits well with our client population - medical clerical, billing, collections, medical students, clinic staff, etc. It is easy to follow, easy to instruct and fun to learn. Thank you for a great product!
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If your employees are having trouble communicating with the Medical Profession, get your employees trained, and back on the job quickly. This course creates knowledgeable, productive employees in three weeks or less.
The CourseThis is a great course for beginner, the experienced, and everyone in between! This course takes approximately 15-24 hours of study time to complete, and it's fun! The MethodThis course teaches you how medical terms are ‘built’ or ‘put together’ instead of just memorizing lots of medical words and their meanings. You learn to recognize the meaning of a medical term by dividing the word into its three basic component parts: the prefix, root and suffix. By knowing the meanings of the prefixes, suffixes, and root words, you can easily make sense of a medical term. For example, if you see a medical term containing the root word ‘cardi’ and the suffix ‘itis’, you know that the term has to do with an ‘inflamed’ (itis) ‘heart’ (cardi). This technique of word building is a simple and straightforward way to learn medical terminology without long hours of memorizing the medical dictionary. To see a complete outline of the course, Click here The Course Stresses Learn-By-Doing.You read the course material and then complete the chapter exercises. There are many chapter exercises throughout the course with the answers immediately available. This provides you with instant feedback and greatly improves your learning experience. As a great teacher once said: I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. - Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC) Proven ResultsBefore signing up to train hundreds of their employees, a large insurance company ran a pilot study to evaluate this course. The students in the pilot class took a standard Medical Terminology test before and after taking this course. The results were eye opening. The students in the pilot class showed a thirty-point improvement after taking this course. To see a partial list of our commercial customers, Click here
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