6. Match the words with the definitions.

1. apprenticeship	a. a group of people in an organization, who make rules and important decisions
2. to extend	b. to give someone a medicine or medical treat­ment
3. arts	c. studying a school subject at a difficult level
4. to administer	d. the subjects you can study that are not scien­tific, for example history, languages, etc.
5. to embrace	e. to continue for a longer period of time or to make something last longer
6. board	f. to choose someone or something for a particular job or purpose
7. to designate	g. work for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn a particular skill or job
8.advanced learning	h. to include something as a part of a subject, dis­cussion, etc.

II. Dialogue

1. Can you do these tasks on you own?

	Yes	No	Need more practice
Talk about the history of NHS establishment	□	□	□
Comment on the ways of NHS financing	□	□	□
Give reason for NHS prevailing over the private sector	□	□	□
Comment the cost of medical services in the UK	□	□	□
Speak on charges for non-residents in the UK	□	□	□
Compare the ways of funding Ukrainian and Brit­ish health services	□	□	□

2. Make questions for the answers. Then, in pairs, act out the dialogue.

— ?

— The course of instruction is five years.

— ?

— You have to study six years to get a doctor's degree.

— ?

— The advanced courses leading to a Master's or Doctor's degree prepare for careers in research, manufacturing, or teaching in the field of pharmacy.

— ?

— A professionally trained pharmacist is expected to give advice to a physician in the techniques of administering medication.

— ?

— The basic five-year curriculum in colleges of pharmacy embraces physics, chemistry, biology, bacteriology, physiology, pharmaco­logy, and many other subjects.

— ?

— To be permitted to practice pharmacy in Great Britain an appli­cant must graduate from a college of pharmacy, have the necessary experience, and pass an examination conducted by a board of pharmacy.

III. Writing

1. Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate words or expres­sions from the box. Translate the completed sentences into Ukrainian.

residents private hospital publicly funded coverage taxation insurance health care ambulances be registered with costs quality access private availability

1. The lack of... for some treatments may lead to poor managemeni of the patient.

2. The ... used by the NHS are sometimes referred to by their staff as the "Big White Taxi Service".

3. The UK government has separated the roles of suppliers of... and assessors of the quality of medical services.

4. A ... is a hospital owned by a for-profit company or organization.

5. ... health care is care that is financed entirely or mostly by citizens' tax payment.

6. Publicly funded health systems suggest higher survival rates and ... of medical service.

7. When ... is primary means of financing health care, everybody is provided with needed aid.

8. In the UK everyone receives the same level of... regardless of their ability to pay.

9. The most important positive consequence of social health ... is abandoning the residual principle of health care financing.

10. Some studies have found that ... for-profit hospitals are more ex­pensive and have higher death rates.

11. After completing medical schools young doctors must complete a two year foundation training program to ... with the General Medi­cal Council.

12. NHS ... are met from UK government taxation, all taxpayers con­tribute to its funding.

13. The ... of the UK are provided free of charge care except charges applying to most adults for prescription.

14. The British Dental Association failed to improve ... to care for patients.