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Academic teacher, medical sociologist, member of the Polish Language Council (Rada Języka Polskiego) at the Praesidium of the Polish Academy of Sciences (Prezydium Polskiej Akademii Nauk), chairwoman of the Language in Medicine Team (Zespołu Języka w Medycynie), member of the Polish Society for Medical Communication (Polskiego Towarzystwa Komunikacji Medycznej).

She has many years of experience in conducting classes and workshops on communication in both undergraduate and postgraduate education. She is an author of educational programmes in the field of medical communication. She conducts training courses for academic teachers on the methodology of teaching communication skills. She has experience in recruiting and training simulated patients and conducting classes with simulated patients.

She is an enthusiast of medical education and teaching. She completed postgraduate studies in medical education, as well as training in teaching as part of the Master's of Teaching project.

In teaching communication, she emphasises the development of practical skills and the formation of attitudes conducive to building relationships with patients based on respect, empathy and patient autonomy.

Her research interests include the patient's perspective in healthcare and communication between healthcare professionals and patients, as well as the study of medical professions, particularly the social aspects of practising medical professions, doctor-patient relationships, and communication within therapeutic teams. She is the author of numerous scientific publications and has given many presentations at conferences, promoter of medical communication.

Resident in Oncological Surgery. Teaching Assistant at the Medical Communication Department of the Medical University of Warsaw.

Daily, I work as a physician in the oncological surgery ward, where I support patients in the treatment process. I am a graduate of the Medical University of Warsaw, where I have been teaching medical communication to students for three years. In my teaching work, I focus on developing the ability to build partnerships with patients based on empathy and respect, which have a direct impact on the effectiveness of diagnosis and therapy. I combine knowledge from the latest research and literature with experience gained in primary care and in the oncological surgery ward, which allows me to provide students with theoretical knowledge supplemented with practical examples. I am particularly interested in and developing my skills in the area of communicating bad news and medical communication with people with obesity.

Psychologist, academic lecturer, coach.

I specialise in teaching communication skills to future healthcare professionals, with a particular focus on effective and empathetic communication with patients. I recruit and train simulated patients who play a key role in the teaching process, supporting students in developing practical skills.

My professional interests focus, among other things, on medical education and improving the quality of communication in healthcare. I combine my teaching experience with a passion for creating a friendly and engaging learning environment.