u/zscore95

Ciao a tutti.

sono infermiere negli USA e ho iniziato l’istanza del riconoscimento della qualifica infermieristica in Italia e nella Svizzera. In realtà parlo già più o meno al livello B2 dell’italiano, però vorrei studiare il vocabolario infermieristico e cerco di trovare un libro generale delle scienze infermieristiche per aiutarmi.

Avete raccomandazioni dei libri più utili che pensate che mi aiuterebbero ad aumentare il vocabolario?

Mi occupo della terapia intensiva e cardiovascolare qua, dunque sarebbe anche importante studiare i termini di quest’ambito.

So, I’ve lived in Oregon for a year now, and to my surprise the literacy of the people I have encountered generally seems below average. I moved from the South and am kind of shocked how many grammatical errors I find in internal work documents, emails between coworkers, and general written communication. I thought my home state would be worse, but that’s not the case at all. I actually didn’t see this in my previous jobs in Washington or the SE.

Are people not proof-reading or do people simply not realize that they are making mistakes?

I’m not saying people are dumb btw, just seems like people are lacking certain basic middles school level skills. In spoken conversation it is less obvious.

My sibling has a 4 year old that is not registered with the Italian government. Unfortunately, my sibling was recognized in a consulate that registers children separately from the JS app in 2021. I see the extension is to May 2029, but unsure if the child qualifies since she is over three years old? He has never lived in Italy and neither have our parents.

Can you use the electronic b1 cittadinanza certificate for the JM app or do you have to wait until the physical copy comes in the mail? I don’t see it specified anywhere on consulate websites.