Candidates are usually asked to write a referral, discharge, or transfer letter based on given case notes.
OET letters should be written in a formal and professional tone suitable for communication between healthcare professionals.
Practicing with sample case notes, reviewing model letters, and receiving feedback from instructors can help improve OET writing skills.
The writing section assesses a candidate’s ability to communicate effectively in a healthcare setting by composing professional medical letters.
Candidates should include only relevant details from the case notes that are necessary for the recipient to take appropriate action.
A well-structured letter should include clear organization, logical flow of information, and appropriate medical terminology.