the interlocutor is a pure actor..

Hello everyone, I read your comments and am working on adding transcripts and tips on good practice to some of the upcoming videos. OET is a test of English, not of medical knowledge, so recommending fruits to a diabetic and/or not warning them about the sugar content (as a professional would do in real life) would not make you lose marks. Not asking the patient's name might not be a huge issue, since it is assumed that you, the "professional", have read the "patient notes" and know their name. Much more important is the polite and professional tone the "doctor" uses to introduce herself and ask about the patient's problems. Also, check your role play to verify if it is a new patient (then you should clearly introduce yourself and ask the patient name and a few personal details) or a returning/old patient, in which case you should understand that you and the patient have met before, so personal introductions are not needed.

Very helpfull,,,we want more vedios for doctors please

they are indeed a premium provider and in my words, I would say SUPER premium 🤩

Please i want more videos for nurses... It would be helpful for me.....

More videos on more topic please upload as soon as possible..it wouldl be greatful...

Excellent.... Thanks for sharing

THANKS....PLZ upload more role play videos on different topics for DOCTORS

Thank you❤

Thank you

Two nice lovely people..I really liked them

Very nice

The patient is speaking more than then the candidate (doctor). 😂

@aleciabanfield2473

4 жыл бұрын

:D in some roleplays, yes. But it also depends on the kind of role play, "patient", and stage of the role play. In the information gathering, the doctor asks open-ended questions to get the patient speaking and get more information. In the information giving, the doctor may do more speaking. OET looks at not many words are said, but how effective the doctor's/candidates language is at getting information, giving information, and guiding the interview. If the candidate is so skillful that their language is concise but effective, they still get a good score.

@josephotaniyen4051

Жыл бұрын

It can happen, patient centered care. I think hen that happens, the doctor can moderate and steer the conversation during the consultation while not compromising her responsibilities as the DOCTOR

Diabetic patient with food ulcer: "any diet recommendations doc?" Doctor: "Have an apple instead of a cigarette"

Need more videos

would u like to add the role play card? that wil certainly help us.

@banfieldsprofessionalmedic8402

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, if you go to the Free Resources link, you can download all the role play cards to the role plays here. www.promedicalenglish.com/OET-and-Medical-English-Free-Resources

I think i can make it..Thanks for the video,also can a new medical graduate take this exam?

@banfieldsprofessionalmedic8402

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, yes, certainly. You would take the exam for Medicine.

we need new videos

she recommended fruits for a diabetic patients without mentioning how many fruit she could eat per day, is this okay ?

@ashrafulanuar167

5 жыл бұрын

i think it should be. it's not a medical Mx assessment

@haithemdhan2846

4 жыл бұрын

medical knowledge is not assessed

Why the doctor never asks about the patient's name at the beginning ? I have seen many videos but no one ask about that? Is it unnecessary ??

@omarabdalnasir8173

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's already written in the scenario

I couldnt undrestand when the pt talk about the sigrate calmdown.what did she say after a very busy...?after this what did she say.plz gauide me

@banfieldsprofessionalmedic8402

5 жыл бұрын

Hello Moona Frn, you can read the video transcript. Go to the bottom right of the video and click the 3 dots (...) then click OPEN TRANSCRIPT and the dialogue text will appear. You can read along as you listen.

what was the score gotten?

@aleciabanfield2473

3 жыл бұрын

This might have scored a B - clear speech, showed empathy and good relationship-building, non-judgmental, open- and closed-ended questions, giving information in language the patient could understand, and keeping the exchange going smoothly without long pauses or hesitations (because vocabulary or grammar is difficult). A few grammar errors, but they do NOT distract from the flow of the exchange.

@parneetasingh3801

2 жыл бұрын

@@aleciabanfield2473 How could the score be increased? Thank you

what is her score

@noka5730

4 жыл бұрын

B-

Doctor is very judgmental 😂😂