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Version 9.8 · 2026-10-29
Bug fixes and updates
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 9.8, updated 2026-10-29.








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Master your clinical skills with expert-authored resources and AI tools to help you learn, practise and pass your exams.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO PASS
- 200+ OSCE guides with step-by-step instructions, videos and checklists
- 1,300+ OSCE scenarios
- Notebook summaries of key topics
- 35,000+ free questions across clinical medicine, anatomy and basic sciences
- 2,500+ free flashcards to revise core topics
- AI tutor: your personal study companion, available 24/7
OSCE STATIONS
- Virtual patients: rehearse consultations with 900+ AI patients that listen and respond like a real patient, by text, voice or video
- AI examiner feedback: get your performance assessed, with personalised feedback on how to improve
- Group practice: assign candidate, patient and examiner roles and run stations with friends…
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