OET WRITING PRACTICE

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Referral Letter

Cardiac Referral

Write to: Dr. James Holloway, Cardiologist

Reason for referral (exertional chest tightness)Relevant cardiac risk factors (diabetes, hyperlipidaemia, smoking history, family history)Current medications+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Discharge Letter

Post-Surgical Discharge

Write to: Patient's GP

Reason for admission and procedure performedPost-operative courseCurrent condition and mobility status+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Transfer Letter

Nursing Home Transfer

Write to: Nursing staff at Sunrise Aged Care Facility

Reason for hospitalisation and procedureCurrent medical and cognitive statusFunctional status and mobility requirements+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Referral Letter

Paediatric Referral

Write to: Dr. Priya Sharma, Paediatric Neurologist

Age and presenting symptoms with frequency and durationRelevant neurological findingsEEG results and pending MRI+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Discharge Letter

Pneumonia Discharge — Community Nurse

Write to: Ms Sandra Patel, Resident Community Nurse

Admission date, diagnosis (community-acquired pneumonia), and discharge datePresenting symptoms on admission (SOB, wheeze, fever, cough, weakness)Progress and current status (afebrile, independent mobility, residual dry cough)+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Transfer Letter

Diabetic Patient Transfer — Community Health

Write to: Community Health Nurse, Eastern Community Health Centre

Reason for transfer (moving to Centreville to live with daughter)Primary diagnoses: type 2 diabetes, hypertension, atrial fibrillation, diabetic neuropathyCurrent medications and the chronic non-compliance issue (missing/doubling doses)+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Referral Letter

Gastroenterology Referral

Write to: Dr. Henry Osei, Gastroenterologist

Presenting symptoms (epigastric pain, timing, response to antacids/PPI)Alarm features: possible melaena episode and mild anaemiaTrial of treatment already given (omeprazole, dietary advice)+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Discharge Letter

Postnatal Discharge — Community Midwife

Write to: Ms Fiona Reyes, Community Midwife

Delivery details (mode of birth, perineal tear)Breastfeeding progressGestational diabetes status and monitoring plan (6-week OGTT)+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Transfer Letter

Stroke Rehabilitation Transfer

Write to: Nursing staff, Willowbank Rehabilitation Centre

Reason for admission and diagnosis (ischaemic stroke, thrombolysis not given)Anticoagulation management (warfarin held/bridged/recommenced, INR)Current functional status (motor, speech, swallow)+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Referral Letter

Suspected Methotrexate Lung Reaction

Write to: Dr. Anita Rao, Respiratory Physician

Reason for referral (suspected methotrexate-induced pneumonitis) and its urgencyRelevant history (rheumatoid arthritis on long-term weekly methotrexate; lifelong non-smoker)Presenting respiratory symptoms and their three-week timeline+3 more
180–200 words45 min
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Purpose

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