Free OET Medicine Writing Case Notes: 2026 Sample Cases, Ready to Download

Two complete medicine cases for the 2026 exam, both urgent referrals, both with the dense notes and hard selection decisions the current paper actually gives you.

By Dr. Nasir Bukhari2026 editionFree, no email
A medicine consultation of the kind these case notes are written from, beside the line “Medicine case notes for 2026, free to download.”

Quick answer: this is a free OET Writing sample for medicine. Two complete cases, each with the full case notes and the writing task, set out exactly as they appear in the exam and written fresh for 2026. It opens right here on this page and the PDF is free to download, with no email needed. The complete 2026 medicine set holds fifteen full cases inside my course.

The old medicine case notes in circulation are thin, and thin notes teach the wrong habit. When the real paper hands you a dense set, the skill you never practised is the one you need: deciding what to leave out. The 2026 paper gives denser notes, harder selection decisions, and letter types well beyond the simple referral. So these are mine: written in house, calibrated to the 2026 difficulty index, in the exact exam format, the case notes and the writing task, five minutes reading, forty minutes writing, a body of 180 to 200 words.

Medicine · cases 1 and 2 of 15 · 2026 edition

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What is inside this free sample

CaseWriting taskLetter typeWhat it trains
No. 1Suspected acute coronary syndrome, urgent cardiology referralReferral letterUrgent referral discipline: dense cardiac notes, hard selection, and the urgency stated in the introduction.
No. 2Fractured neck of femur after a fall, orthopaedic referralReferral letterSurgical urgency: the falls history, anticoagulation details, and operative priorities.

Look at the letter types before anything else. The 2026 exam is not only referral letters, and these two cases train the range your own profession actually meets.

How to practise with these cases

Write under real exam conditions, always. Five minutes reading the case notes and deciding what to pick and what to leave out. Forty minutes writing, no dictionary, no help. A body of 180 to 200 words. Then judge yourself against the six criteria the exam actually uses: Purpose, Content, Conciseness and Clarity, Genre and Style, Organisation and Layout, and Language.

Use the free systems on this site while you train: the complete letter structure with the Rearrangement Logic and the Three Things Introduction, the sentence system with the starter frames and the connector chain, and the full Writing map with the Criteria Map.

The step most students skip, and it is the one that clears the exam

You wrote the letter. Now the real question: was that a 300 letter or a 380 letter? You cannot see your own mistakes, which is exactly why they repeat for attempt after attempt. My correction programme takes your real letters and returns them marked against all six criteria, mistake by mistake, so every letter you write teaches you the next one.

Write the free case above, then send the letter for correction. That loop, write, get corrected, write again, is how my students clear the Writing sub test.

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The full 2026 set

This free sample is cases 1 and 2. The complete medicine set holds fifteen full cases, covering every letter type family of the current exam, all built on the 2026 difficulty index, inside my complete course.

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About the author. Dr. Nasir Bukhari, MBBS, is an OET Certified teacher. He completed OET's official Teacher Training in all four skills, Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking, certified by OET's Head of Education. He has taught OET to healthcare professionals in more than 40 countries. He is the founder of CliniVerba, the house behind OET HQ.