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Real consultations. Real case notes. Real practice. Listen to a doctor-patient dialogue, write a referral letter from the case notes, then practise the same scenario as a speaking role-play — one patient, three OET skills.
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Real consultations. Real case notes. Real practice. Listen to a doctor-patient dialogue, write a referral letter from the case notes, then practise the same scenario as a speaking role-play — one patient, three OET skills.
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Each case is built around one patient and one clinical situation. You listen to a doctor-patient consultation, write a referral letter from real case notes, then practise the same scenario as a speaking role-play.
One patient. One story. Three OET skills, working together.
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Most OET practice treats Listening, Writing and Speaking as separate exercises with separate, unconnected topics. In real clinical work, they're not separate — you listen to a patient, you document what matters, and you speak to the next person involved in their care.
Clinical Cases follows that same logic. The patient you hear in the audio is the same patient in your case notes and the same patient in your role-play card.
Step 1 Listen to a doctor-patient consultation. Take notes as you would in a real clinical setting. Then reveal the transcript and check what you caught.
Step 2 Write Use the case notes to write a referral letter, following the OET Writing format. Reveal a model answer and compare your structure, tone and choice of information.
Step 3 Speak Practise the same case as a speaking role-play, using a candidate card built from the same patient history.
Case: Michael Henderson, 58 — Chest Pain in A&E
A delivery driver presents to A&E with central chest pain. Listen to the consultation, write the referral letter to cardiology, then practise breaking the news and answering his questions as a speaking role-play.
Different cases feature different accents — British, Australian, Irish — so you build the same flexibility OET Listening expects from you.
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Doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals preparing for OET who want practice that feels like real clinical work — not isolated exam drills.
Start with one case, free. See how it works, then unlock the full library when you're ready for more.
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