Real NHS clinical scenarios. AI patient, relative or examiner. Voice or text.
Inform a patient that their biopsy results confirm cancer. Practice SPIKES framework and empathy.
Take a history from a patient presenting with acute chest pain. Structure, safety-net and plan.
A distressed relative is demanding information and questioning your decisions.
Explain a procedure, its risks, benefits, and alternatives. Ensure true informed consent.
SBAR handover for a deteriorating patient. Practice structured clinical communication.
A consultation reveals potential safeguarding concerns. Navigate sensitively and professionally.
A patient discloses low mood and possible self-harm. Practice safe assessment and empathy.
Explain medication side effects clearly, in patient-friendly language. Build trust and adherence.
Explain a discharge plan, safety-netting advice and follow-up clearly and warmly.
Discuss a cancer treatment plan. Balance clinical accuracy with compassion and clarity.
Rapid assessment of an ED patient. Efficient, structured, and calm communication.
Present a complex case in a multidisciplinary team meeting. Clear, confident clinical language.