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Cardiovascular, anticoagulation & stroke
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Respiratory: asthma & COPD
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OET foundations
What OET is
Why it matters
Who can take it — the 12 professions
The four modules
Scoring
Where you can sit it; who accepts it
How to prepare
OET Pharmacy Writing task: rules and marking
Task mechanics
The six official assessment criteria
The pharmacist's letter skeleton
Word-count discipline
The 6-step case-note-to-letter method
The 6-step case-note-to-letter method
Worked mini-example
Diabetes & insulin safety
Diabetes & insulin safety
Drug knowledge you must use accurately
Case-by-case letter angles
Model paragraph bank
Cardiovascular, anticoagulation & stroke
Knowledge essentials
Letter angles
Respiratory: asthma & COPD
Knowledge essentials
Model paragraph bank
Pregnancy, breastfeeding & teratogenicity
Knowledge essentials
Letter angles
Model paragraph bank
Oncology, palliative & immunosuppression
Knowledge essentials
Letter angles
Elderly, polypharmacy, cognition & falls
Recurring patterns across the book
Examination tactics
Mental health, ADHD & high-risk medicines
Mental health, ADHD & high-risk medicines
Refugee, language-barrier & access cases
Refugee, language-barrier & access cases
Six annotated model letters
Letter A — New insulin user doubling basal dose . ~195 words.
Letter B — Anticoagulated elderly living alone
Letter C — Paediatric asthma post-discharge
Letter D — Sensitive adolescent stimulant misuse . ~190 words .
Letter E — First-trimester supplements + herbal . ~190 words .
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