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👋 Introduce Yourself
Welcome! Please introduce yourself by sharing: 1️⃣ Your role (PA, nurse, student, etc.) 2️⃣ Your clinical setting or specialty 3️⃣ What you want to improve in your medical Spanish Looking forward to learning together.
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Welcome to Medical Spanish Pro
This community is designed to help healthcare professionals communicate clearly and confidently with Spanish-speaking patients. We’ll focus on practical, real-world language used in patient visits—no fluff, no memorization, just usable clinical Spanish. Start by introducing yourself in the comments:• Where do you practice?• What’s your biggest challenge with Spanish at work?
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10 Essential Phrases for Healthcare Professionals
If you’re a healthcare professional, knowing just a few Spanish phrases can transform patient interactions—and boost your confidence instantly. Here are 10 essential Spanish phrases every healthcare professional should know: 1. ¿Qué lo trae por aquí hoy? What brings you here today? 2. ¿Dónde le duele? Where does it hurt? 3. ¿Desde cuándo tiene este problema? Since when have you had this problem? 4. ¿Tiene alergias? Do you have allergies? 5. ¿Está tomando algún medicamento? Are you taking any medication? 6. Voy a revisar su información médica. I’m going to review your medical information. 7. Necesito chequear su presión arterial. I need to check your blood pressure. 8. Voy a explicarle el proceso. I’m going to explain the process to you. 9. Esto es importante para su salud. This is important for your health. 10. ¿Tiene alguna pregunta? Do you have any questions? These phrases are more than words. They help build trust, reduce anxiety, and create clearer communication in critical moments. You don’t need perfect Spanish. You need the right phrases. Save this for your next shift.
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⚠️ Common Mistake (Clinical Spanish)
❌ Avoid saying “¿Qué pasa?” during a medical visit. It can sound rude or too informal for patients. ✅ Better option:¿Qué le trae hoy? / What brings you in today? ✔️ More formal ✔️ More professional ✔️ Very common in clinical settings 🩺 Tip: Use it at the beginning of the consultation.
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