SCA Prep

Sample AI Roleplay Feedback

Sample marking

This is a representative example of the feedback shown after an AI roleplay consultation. It uses static sample data and does not generate, save, or charge for AI marking.

68/100
Would Likely Pass

Pass

Based on examiner expectations, this consultation would likely **pass** with an overall score of 68/100. The candidate met the expected standard, showing good competence in clinical management. Continued practice will help consolidate skills across all domains.

Good clinical instincts. Let's polish the edges.

Domain Scores

Data Gathering & Diagnosis72%
0405570100
Clinical Management & Complexity70%
0405570100
Interpersonal Skills62%
0405570100
Clear Fail (0–39)
Fail (40–54)
Pass (55–69)
Clear Pass (70–100)

RCGP Examiner Feedback

  • DG2Existing information about the case was insufficiently utilised

What You Did Well

  • You opened with a broad invitation and allowed the patient to describe the problem in their own words before moving into focused questions.
  • You characterised the key symptoms clearly, including onset, duration, severity, triggers, associated symptoms, and the impact on day-to-day functioning.
  • You actively screened for important red flags and explained why you were asking, which made the safety assessment feel purposeful rather than formulaic.
  • You explored the patient's main concern and picked up that they were worried about something serious, which helped you frame the rest of the consultation.

What Was Missing

  • Existing information was not used as fully as it could have been. The referral note and recent observations should have been explicitly checked and incorporated into your reasoning.
  • The social context was touched on but not developed. A little more about work, home support, and practical barriers would have helped you tailor the plan.
  • Your differential diagnosis was sensible, but you did not verbalise it clearly enough for the examiner to see how you were prioritising risk.

How to Improve

  • Use a quick signposting phrase before focused data gathering: "I am going to ask a few questions to check for anything serious, then we can talk through what this is most likely to be."
  • When records are available, make them visible in the consultation: "I can see from the discharge letter that your observations were stable, but I want to check how things have changed since then."
  • State your working diagnosis and alternatives briefly: "The most likely explanation is X, but I also want to rule out Y because of the symptoms you described."
Scoring based on RCGP SCA marking standards. Review critically for learning.