The patient interaction.
Practise gathering information, responding to concerns and explaining your assessment and plan in language a patient can understand.
Find the words you would actually use.
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Two distinct modes. Practise patient interactions and examiner discussions aloud in Oral Mode. Turn submitted question-bank results into personalised performance coaching in Written Mode.
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Example practice focus
“Explain your reasoning.
Make your priorities clear.”
Illustrative practice flow. This is a guide to the experience, not a live session or learner result.
01 / INTERACTPractise with a simulated patient
02 / EXPLAINWork through examiner discussions
03 / REFLECTReview your end-of-case feedback
Oral mode · Spoken clinical case practice
You know that moment when an answer makes sense in your head, then comes out a little differently? Give yourself somewhere to practise saying it.
Practise gathering information, responding to concerns and explaining your assessment and plan in language a patient can understand.
Find the words you would actually use.
Practise giving a focused answer, explaining your clinical reasoning and justifying your priorities using the information in the case.
Make the thinking behind your answer clear.
The end-of-case report
Finish the case, review your feedback and notice what deserves your attention. A clearer opening. A better explanation. A more focused answer.
Choose one useful change, then put it into words in your next session.
From feedback to action
Make your next session count
Start with what you know today. Pick a clear goal and give yourself another chance to practise.
Select an available case or let the examiner choose one for you. Read the task before you begin.
Work through the patient interaction or examiner discussion aloud. Make your thinking clear.
Read the end-of-case report alongside the case instructions and what you actually said.
Choose one point to improve. Revisit the teaching, then apply it in your next attempt.
One AI Examiner. Two distinct modes.
AI Examiner · Written mode
Written mode turns completed question results submitted to PassGP Performance Analytics into personalised performance coaching.
AI Examiner · Oral mode
Work through spoken patient interactions and structured examiner discussions. Review feedback on your reasoning, communication and answer structure.
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Keep the practice useful.
Practise spoken clinical cases through a patient interaction or structured examiner discussion, depending on the case. Choose an available case or let the examiner choose one, work through it aloud and review the end-of-case report.
Use the report to reflect on your clinical reasoning, communication and answer structure. Compare the feedback with the case instructions and what you actually said. Choose one specific point to work on before your next attempt.
First complete questions or a mock in your PassGP course, then submit the results through the existing Performance Analytics workflow. When the submitted results are available, Written Mode can generate personalised coaching to help you choose revision priorities. Completing questions and submitting their results are separate steps.
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Use a quiet space, check your audio and allow microphone access when the examiner asks. Read the task and confirm the case format. Use fictional course cases and keep identifiable patient information out of the session.
Use the AI Oral Examiner alongside your case banks, mocks and small-group or individual teaching. Practise independently, then bring useful questions and recurring difficulties to your examiner-led sessions.
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