AI patients you talk to
Nova Fellow is spoken practice for clinical exams. You take the history or run the consultation by voice, and an examiner or coach tells you how it went.
By invitation. Your educator will send you access.
You speak. The patient answers.
The clock runs down, and then someone tells you how it really went.
Two apps built on one idea. Choose the one for your exam.
OSCE history stations
For Year 3 medical students in the UK. Each station is twenty minutes: ten taking a history from an AI patient who speaks, then ten with an AI examiner.
Open OSCE practiceTen minutes with an AI patient who speaks, set up as a telephone call or a face-to-face consultation. You ask out loud and they answer.
A notes pane sits beside the conversation. Write as you would in the station; the examiner reads what you wrote.
Ten minutes of questions and feedback from an AI examiner, on the history you took and on your notes.
Written feedback arrives as a PDF after each station, so there is something to read again before the next attempt.
The nine stations
Choose one and the patient opens the consultation.
“I’ve been passing blood when I go to the toilet. It gave me a real fright.”
Consultation practice for the SCA
For GP specialty trainees preparing for the RCGP Simulated Consultation Assessment.
Open SCA practiceFifty cases
Spread across the RCGP curriculum, each in telephone, video or face-to-face mode.
A patient who waits to be asked
The AI patient reveals things only when you ask for them, the way a real role-player does.
A spoken debrief
When the twelve minutes are up, a coach talks the consultation through with you.
Feedback in writing
A PDF summary follows each case, to keep and come back to.
Micro-drills
Short drills for the parts of a consultation you want to repeat on their own.
Access is by invitation
Your educator will send you access, and you sign in inside the app. There is nothing to buy and no form to fill in here.
Teaching a group and want to see it? Write to us.
Email hello@novafellow.com