Practise OSCE stations with an AI patient

Talk to an AI patient, take a history and get marked against a proper marking guide. Practise whenever you want, as many times as you want.

129

stations available

Timed 8 minute stations with 2 minutes reading time, same format as the PA OSCE

The patient answers your questions in real time

Full assessment report with pass or fail for every station

See it in action

A sample chest pain station. Watch the encounter play out, then open the feedback report you get at the end. It is marked against the station's own mark sheet and shows where your 8 minutes went.

Chest pain station with AI patient 08:00

Ask the patient a question...

Total Score

27/35

PASS

Score Distribution

Data Gathering

10/12

Clinical Management

9/13

Interpersonal

8/10

Examiner's Overall Summary

A confident encounter with a clear structure. The candidate took a thorough chest pain history, characterised the pain in full, screened the main cardiac risk factors, and spoke with warmth and clarity. Asking what the patient was worried about, and stating the immediate treatment steps out loud, would lift this from a solid pass to a strong one.

Consultation Time

5:00

Management began

Target management window

5:00

0:002:004:006:008:00

Opening 0:25 Data gathering 4:35 Management 2:10 Closing 0:50

History taking ran to 5:00 before you moved into management, which left 2:15 for the diagnosis, the plan and safety netting. That was enough, but only just.

Move into management by around 4:30 so the plan is not rushed
Keep the closing to a summary, questions and safety netting

View as table

Phase	Time	Share
Opening	0:25	5%
Data gathering	4:35	57%
Management	2:10	27%
Closing	0:50	10%

Data Gathering

10/12

Took a complete, well-ordered history of the presenting chest pain and screened for red flags and cardiac risk factors.

Strengths

Characterised the pain in full: site, radiation, character, severity, onset and timing
Screened associated symptoms: breathlessness, nausea and sweating
Covered the risk factors: smoking, alcohol, past medical history and family history

Improvements

Explore the patient's own ideas, concerns and expectations

Clinical Management

9/13

Recognised a likely cardiac cause and prioritised appropriately.

Strengths

Considered ACS as the leading differential
Planned an ECG and troponin

Improvements

State the immediate aspirin/oxygen steps explicitly

Interpersonal Skills

8/10

Warm, clear communication and appropriate empathy throughout.

Strengths

Opened with a clear introduction
Acknowledged the patient's worry

Improvements

Balance the closed questions with more open ones early on

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