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OET Medicine Writing: Replace Judgement With an Objective Description
Describe the action or reported difficulty instead of adding a judgement about the person.
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OET Writing for Doctors — Course 5
Explore Renal, endocrine & metabolic letters, suspected early heart failure and RRMS referral logic.
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16published topic sections
68lesson entries
5practice quiz entries
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Renal, endocrine & metabolic letters
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suspected early heart failure
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RRMS referral logic
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OET for doctors: what it is, who it is for, why it beats generic tests
- What the OET is
- The 12 professions and why Medicine is separate
- Why OET instead of IELTS/TOEFL
- The four sub-tests
The Medicine Writing task dissected
- Test format
- What you are given
- Who you write to
- Letter types you may be asked for
- Skills being tested
Assessment criteria and what B/A looks like
- Assessment criteria and what B/A looks like
- What makes a Grade B/A letter
The 45-minute method + mistake-proofing
- The 5-5-30-5 method
- Universal letter skeleton
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Good-language models
Cardiology & respiratory letters
- Cardiology & respiratory letters
- What the specialist needs
- suspected early heart failure
- exertional syncope + family sudden death
- IPF / asbestos ILD / TB
- Cardiology/respiratory phrase bank
Rheumatology, immunology & haematology letters
- Rheumatology, immunology & haematology letters
- Seropositive RA
- SLE
- Psoriatic arthritis & SCLE
- Immunodeficiency — suspected CVID
- Haematology urgency — ITP vs suspected AML vs AITL
Neurology, ENT/hearing & sleep letters
- Neurology, ENT/hearing & sleep letters
- RRMS referral logic
- Huntington's
- Bell's palsy → ENT
- Hearing loss/tinnitus → ?vestibular schwannoma
- RBD / prodromal synucleinopathy
- Hypoglycaemia unawareness
Renal, endocrine & metabolic letters
- Renal, endocrine & metabolic letters
- Nephrotic syndrome
- Stage 4 CKD secondary to diabetic nephropathy
- PCOS
- Late-onset CAH
- Shared-care sentence frames
Women's health & gynae-oncology letters
- Women's health & gynae-oncology letters
- Fibroids + anaemia (33F editor, 4-month menorrhagia 10-day bleeds with clots, pelvic pressure, urinary frequency, dyspareunia; Hb 8.4, ferritin 8; US multiple intramural fibroi
- Suspected cervical cancer — urgent (63F postmenopausal, 3-month spotting → heavier bleed, 10 kg loss, friable posterior-cervix lesion bleeding on contact, HSIL, 3.5 cm mass, Hb
- Menorrhagia/anaemia variant
- Gynae phrase bank
Gastroenterology, dermatology & multisystem letters
- Gastroenterology, dermatology & multisystem letters
- Functional dyspepsia
- SCLE
- Gut-symptom compression technique
Paediatrics, neurodevelopment & sensitive-topic letters
- Paediatrics, neurodevelopment & sensitive-topic letters
- Suspected ASD referral
- Anxiety/emotional distress alongside organic disease
- Cultural sensitivity
- Breaking-bad-news-adjacent referrals
Full Band A model letters
- Full Band A model letters
- Model A — Routine: suspected seropositive RA → rheumatology
- Model B — Urgent: suspected SLE → rheumatology
- Model C — 2-week cancer pathway: suspected cervical carcinoma → gynae-oncology
Language, grammar & vocabulary banks for Band A
- Paraphrase engine
- Cohesive devices by paragraph job
- High-frequency collocations
- Grammar traps for doctors
- Spelling & drug-name drill
Exam-day system, study plans & final checklists
- The 45-minute battle plan
- Word-count control
- week study plan
- Final 10-point checklist
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
- Suspected seropositive rheumatoid arthritis
- Suspected cervical carcinoma
- Suspected Common Variable Immunodeficiency
- Suspected systemic lupus erythematosus
- Fibroid-related menorrhagia with anaemia
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