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OET Speech Pathology Writing: Describe Progress Under the Same Conditions
Keep the audience and task conditions visible when summarising progress from two different observations.
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OET Writing for Speech Pathologists — Course 3
Explore Referral letters, Discharge letters and Childhood Apraxia of Speech — Discharge to GP.
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15published topic sections
66lesson entries
5practice quiz entries
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Referral letters
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Discharge letters
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Childhood Apraxia of Speech — Discharge to GP
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What OET Is and Why It Matters for Speech Pathologists
- The test in one page
- Why writing matters clinically
- Task format
- Scoring criteria
Writing Scenarios for Speech Pathologists
- Writing Scenarios for Speech Pathologists
- Referral letters
- Transfer / handover letters
- Progress update letters
- Discharge letters
- The non-specialist letter
Identifying Your Role, Audience, and Purpose
- Identifying Your Role, Audience, and Purpose
- Who you are
- Who you are writing to
- The purpose
Analyzing the Case Notes
- Analyzing the Case Notes
- First pass — the big picture
- Second pass — relevance filter
- Adjust for the reader's prior knowledge
Selecting Relevant Information
- Selecting Relevant Information
- Match details to purpose and audience
- Always include
- Routinely exclude
- The 5–7 point plan
Organizing the Letter Structure
- Header
- Salutation
- Introduction
- Body
- Conclusion
- Sign-off
Writing in a Clear and Professional Style
- Formal, professional tone
- Clarity over complexity
- Terminology: precise but audience-tuned
- Notes → sentences
- Grammar, tense, punctuation, spelling
- Conciseness without coldness
- Respectful patient tone and honesty
- Proofreading
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Exam Strategy: Time Management, Practice, and Mindset
- Exam Strategy: Time Management, Practice, and Mindset
The Ten Full-Scoring Model Letters
- The Ten Full-Scoring Model Letters
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech — Discharge to GP
- Persistent Lisp — Referral to Orthodontist
- Post-Stroke Dysarthria and Dysphagia — Rehab Update to GP
- Stuttering with Anxiety — Referral to Psychologist
- Post-Glossectomy Dysphagia — Update to ENT with PEG Question
- Post-TBI Cognitive-Communication — Handover to Community SLP
- Vocal Nodules — Voice Therapy Outcome to ENT
- Post-Laryngectomy TEP Voice — Discharge to GP
- Suspected Autism — Referral to Paediatrician
- Parkinson's Voice — Outcome to Neurologist
The Ten Guided Practice Cases
- The Ten Guided Practice Cases
- Post-Stroke Aphasia — Handover to Community SLP
- Post-Stroke Dysphagia — Transfer to Nursing Home
- Toddler Language Delay — Hearing Referral to ENT
- Tongue-Tie Articulation — Surgical Referral
- School-Age Stuttering — Letter to Teacher
- Post-Laryngectomy Handover to Community SLP
- Parkinson's LSVT Outcome — Letter to Neurologist
- ALS Communication Device — Request to AAC Coordinator
- Suspected Autism — Referral to Paediatrician
- Repaired Cleft Palate with VPI — Surgical Referral
Speech Pathology Language Bank for OET Writing
- A. Condition and symptom phrases
- B. High-value sentence frames
- C. Spelling watch-list
Timed Practice Tasks with Answers
- Timed Practice Tasks with Answers
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
- Paediatric Speech Delay: Referral to Paediatrician
- Post-Stroke Dysphagia: Handover to Community SLP
- Voice Disorder in a Call-Centre Worker: Update to ENT
- Adolescent Stutter: Referral to Psychologist
- Early Dementia with Swallowing Risk: Update to GP
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