CLINORA CLINIC CONSULTATION STUDIO · PILOT

Meet the patient.
Explain the medicine.

Practise a realistic outpatient conversation, make the clinical decision visible and then hear how a consultant would challenge and refine your approach.

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EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY

These fictional consultations are learning exercises, not scripts, clinical advice or substitutes for current guidance, local pathways and professional judgement.

01 · THE CONSULTATION ARC

From concern
to shared plan.

  1. PatientBrings a concern, lived context and priorities—not just a diagnosis.
  2. ClinicianElicits the agenda, explains uncertainty and agrees the next step.
  3. ConsultantTests safety, clinical reasoning and whether the decision was genuinely shared.
02 · FIVE-CASE PILOT

Clinic conversations.
Senior-level reflection.

Every case includes the patient agenda, structured dialogue, two decision points, consultant feedback, wording to use and avoid, safety-netting and inspectable UK sources.

01CLINICALLY REVIEWED

Endocrinology and diabetes

A new diabetes diagnosis—and a life already under strain

Approximately 14 minutes · fictional outpatient case

Explain a new diagnosis without blame, discover what matters and agree a realistic first plan.

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02CLINICALLY REVIEWED

Cardiology and primary care

The blood pressure is high—but is hypertension confirmed?

Approximately 12 minutes · fictional outpatient case

Explain diagnostic uncertainty, arrange confirmation and give proportionate safety-netting.

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03CLINICALLY REVIEWED

Gastroenterology and hepatology

Iron deficiency: explaining an urgent investigation without predicting the result

Approximately 15 minutes · fictional outpatient case

Discuss a possible cancer pathway honestly while keeping possibility, probability and certainty separate.

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04CLINICALLY REVIEWED

Cardiology

Atrial fibrillation: discussing stroke prevention when the patient fears bleeding

Approximately 16 minutes · fictional outpatient case

Make stroke and bleeding risks understandable, explore preferences and agree a safe anticoagulation plan.

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05CLINICALLY REVIEWED

Renal medicine

‘Are my kidneys failing?’ Explaining a new CKD label

Approximately 14 minutes · fictional outpatient case

Explain chronic kidney disease as a spectrum, avoid deterministic language and agree monitoring and risk reduction.

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CLINICAL KNOWLEDGE, EXPLAINED OUT LOUD

Reason for the exam.
Communicate for the clinic.

Clinic Studio connects the medical knowledge tested in MRCP Part 1 with the patient-centred explanation, uncertainty and safety-netting used in everyday care.

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