Didactic aims: to form the following components of competence in students:
· Educational (cognitive)component:
a) to form student’s knowledge on mastering special terms of pharmacy;
b) to develop students habits on enlarging lexical minimum ;
· Practical (operational) component:
a) to form students’ skills on listening translating the text with a help or without help of a dictionary
b) to form skills on extracting necessary information from the text, summarizing and rendering it for communication.
• Communicative component:
to form listening, reading, speaking, writing skills.
· Self-studying component:
a) to form students’ habits on studying professional medical supplementary literature in informative sources.
Urgency of the theme:Students of the pharmaceutical faculty should know professional terms connected with their future speciality.
Tasks:
a) to teach students to read the text with making comments.
b) to teach students to give definitions to the terms
Methods of teaching: Verbal-graphic method, roleplays, creative tasks.
Means of teaching: cards, tables, schemes.
Literature:
1) Materials of internet resources
Control:
Tests, questions.
Work-out
Theme:«Main types of health facilities»
Pre-reading task. Speaking.
1) What medical institutions do you know?
2) What is the differences between state and private medical institutions?
3) What do you know about outpatient and inpatient health facilities?
List of new words
Health facility schedule
Rubbish dump smock
Cattlegrave midwife
Multifield puerperant
Premise dispensary
Registry hazard
Supervision stroke
Storage paramedical
Reading. Text “Main types of health facilities”
Main types of health facilities
In Kazakhstan, 80% of medical institutions are state-owned, and only 20% of them are private, therefore, the state plays a major role in medicine. With a population of over 17 million people, the capacity of the medical market of Kazakhstan is estimated by experts in the amount of more than $ 500 million. In the whole country 54800 doctors and 117000 nurses provide health services.
Institutions providing medical care are called health facilities (HF). Health facilities should be located in accordance with the master plan of settlement and town plan.
It is not permitted to appropriate admeasure for construction in areas previously used for rubbish dump, clearing field, cattlegrave, cemeteries, the soil of which has population of organic, chemical and radiological nature. Health care facilities should be placed no closer than 30 m from the red line of the building and not less than 50 m from residential and public buildings and away from railways, airports, highways and other powerful sources of influence of physical factors taking into account ensuring an acceptable level of noise. The public health care facilities should be comfortable by small architectural forms for the rest of the patients.
It is not allowed to pass through the territory of health care facilities for transit high-voltage transmission lines with voltages above 110 kV, as well as the trunk engineering services of urban/rural purposes (water supply, sewerage, heat supply and others). The area of green plantations and lawns should be not more than 40% of hospital area and clinics with the hospitals.
There are two main types of health care facilities: outpatient and inpatient. More than 80% of patients get outpatient medical care and about 20% get inpatient care.