ClinicalPro OSCE FAQ

ClinicalPro OSCE is an independent mobile preparation app for doctors and candidate clinicians practising AMC Part 2 clinical stations. It supports timed reading, AI simulated patient interaction, Session Notes, Session Results, replay, readings, analytics and access controls.

The practice rhythm is Setup, Reading 2:00, Live 8:00, Session Notes, Session Results and Post-feedback. The loop helps candidates practise a station, review what happened and come back with a clearer improvement target.

The Australian Medical Council calls this assessment the clinical examination. Candidates also use AMC Part 2 or AMC 2 when searching for it. Check the official AMC website for current requirements; ClinicalPro OSCE is an independent preparation app, not an official AMC service.

No. ClinicalPro OSCE is positioned as a mobile preparation app. The website explains the product, access paths, educational articles, support routes, legal information and official-source boundaries.

ClinicalPro OSCE is designed to support timed station work across history taking, explanation, counselling, management, safety-netting, professional communication, guided reading, replay and structured review.

Session Notes help candidates keep their own reasoning visible after the station. They make replay and later review more useful without pretending notes are the same as examiner judgement.

Yes. The app is designed around repeated attempts, structured review, replay and trend visibility so the next station becomes more deliberate than the last one.

The AI simulated patient responds within fictional or authorised practice station context. It helps candidates practise patient-style replies, concerns and follow-up questions under timed conditions.

AI Session Results are structured practice feedback generated after an attempt. They may highlight predicted strengths, missed points, safety signals and an ideal approach for the next attempt.

Yes. AI can make mistakes, miss context, overstate a point or provide incomplete feedback. Session Results are practice predictions for education and preparation only, not official AMC outcomes.

No. ClinicalPro OSCE does not guarantee exam success, registration, employment, migration outcomes, official AMC results or professional recognition.

Speech recognition uses your device's operating-system service and may involve the speech provider's servers, depending on device, language and settings. Recognised transcript text is sent to our service for AI-supported practice. See the Privacy Policy for details.

No. Clinical payload text is not used for analytics or crash custom keys. Telemetry stays focused on metadata needed for reliability, safety and support.

No. Users should not enter real patient records, identifiable patient information, emergency information or unnecessary sensitive clinical information into ClinicalPro OSCE unless an approved support or privacy process specifically requests it.

Signed-in users can delete their account directly in ClinicalPro OSCE from Profile -> Edit profile -> Delete my account. The account deletion page explains these in-app steps and what deletion covers.

ClinicalPro OSCE is available on iPhone, iPad and Android. Start with Free access, then view current Weekly, Monthly and Yearly Pro options and regional pricing inside the app.

Free access lets candidates experience the core preparation loop. Check the app for the current stations, readings, review features and usage limits included with Free access.

Use the contact page for account access, billing, AI result issues, bug reports, privacy requests, business enquiries or partner discussions.

ClinicalPro OSCE is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, approved by, accredited by or connected to the Australian Medical Council. Candidates should rely on official Australian Medical Council sources for eligibility, scheduling, assessment, policy and result information.

No. Educational material must be original, in the public domain, licensed for its intended use or used on another lawful basis. Being available online or rewritten by AI does not make protected AMC cases or handbook text free to reuse.

Candidates should rely on official Australian Medical Council sources for eligibility, scheduling, assessment, policy and result information.