ComForPro: migliorare la comunicazione dei professionisti migranti in ambito medico

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Pubblicato: Apr 1, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17471/2499-4324/841
Parole chiave:
Training, Languages, Migrants, Medical professionals, Online training, Personalized learning, ComForPro, Migrant emergency, Educational technology.

Contenuto principale dell'articolo

Kris Van de Poel
University of Antwerp
Kylene De Angelis
Training 2000

Abstract

ComForPro è uno spazio di apprendimento online che guida professionisti migranti in formazione e non ad una più appropriata ed efficiente comunicazione in ambito medico.

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V. 25 N. 1 (2017): Emergenza migrazioni
Sezione
Rubrica "Strumenti"

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Biografie autore

Kris Van de Poel, University of Antwerp

Professor of Applied Linguistics, Research Unit for Applied Language Studies

Kylene De Angelis, Training 2000

European Project manager and responsible for training department

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