Abstract
This textbook is a sequel to Talking Medicine: Czech for Medical Students. It is intended for foreign medical students who study at Czech medical faculties and need to communicate with patients and medical staff in Czech hospital settings and work with essential medical documentation.
The book is English-based and is therefore suitable for both classroom and self-study. The textbook is built around a series of case studies from various specialized fields.
The textbook contains recordings of doctor-patient dialogues to facilitate the learning of history-taking skills. It is hoped that this textbook will, in a structured and systematic way, give students a better understanding of history-taking techniques and concepts as well as introduce new terminology, which culminates in more efficient and effective hospital interactions and communication.