OET Writing LabFREE

Master OET Medical Writing

Practice writing referral and discharge letters, then get instant AI feedback scored on all 6 official OET criteria. Free. Unlimited practice.

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Example AnswerFoundation

Dysphagia — Gastroenterology Referral

Gastroenterology · referral · See a Grade B model answer with annotations explaining each technique

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Practice Cases

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🩺Foundation

Dysphagia — Gastroenterology Referral

Gastroenterology · referral

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❤️Intermediate

Chest Pain — Cardiology Referral

Cardiology · urgent referral

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🦴Intermediate

Hip Fracture — Discharge to GP

Orthopaedics · discharge summary

Postpartum Depression — Mental Health Referral

Psychiatry · urgent referral

Poorly Controlled Diabetes — Endocrinology Referral

Endocrinology · urgent referral

Inflammatory Bowel Disease — Gastroenterology Referral

Gastroenterology · referral

Atrial Fibrillation — Cardiology Referral

Cardiology · referral

Acute Heart Failure — Discharge to GP

Cardiology · discharge summary

ACL Rupture — Orthopaedic Referral

Orthopaedics · referral

Hip Replacement — Transfer to Rehabilitation

Orthopaedics · transfer letter

First-Episode Psychosis — Urgent Psychiatry Referral

Psychiatry · urgent referral

Generalised Anxiety Disorder — Psychology Referral

Psychiatry · referral

Severe Asthma — Respiratory Referral

Respiratory · referral

COPD Exacerbation — Discharge to GP

Respiratory · discharge summary

Suspected Lung Malignancy — Urgent Respiratory Referral

Respiratory · urgent referral

Transient Ischaemic Attack — Urgent Neurology Referral

Neurology · urgent referral

Refractory Migraine — Neurology Referral

Neurology · referral

Multiple Sclerosis Relapse — Discharge to GP

Neurology · discharge summary

Thyroid Nodule — Endocrinology Referral

Endocrinology · referral

Breast Lump — Urgent Breast Clinic Referral

Oncology · urgent referral

Sigmoid Colectomy — Discharge to GP

Oncology · discharge summary

Febrile Convulsion — Paediatric Referral

Paediatrics · referral

Childhood Asthma Exacerbation — Discharge to GP

Paediatrics · discharge summary

Acute Appendicitis — Surgical Referral

Emergency · referral

Septic Shock — ICU Transfer

Emergency · transfer letter

Polytrauma — Transfer to Trauma Centre

Emergency · transfer letter

CKD Stage 4 — Nephrology Referral

Renal · referral

Nephrotic Syndrome — Discharge to GP

Renal · discharge summary

Rheumatoid Arthritis — Rheumatology Referral

Rheumatology · referral

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Key OET Writing Rules

✓ Always use the patient's name or pronouns — never write "the patient"
✓ Use passive voice: "Aspirin was prescribed" not "I prescribed aspirin"
✓ Avoid connectors like So, Furthermore, Moreover, Besides
✓ Yours sincerely when recipient is named · Yours faithfully when not
✓ No informal phrases — this is a letter to a medical professional, not a chat
✓ Full sentences only — no note form