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Capacity & Informed Consent — Medical English Ep. 20

October 6, 2026 · 21 min

An elderly patient is due a routine MRI, and his daughter has one urgent question: on a day his capacity is fluctuating, who actually gets to decide? Dr. Rao walks the family through informed consent, capacity, and best-interests…
Falls Assessment: The Language of a Geriatric GP Follow-Up for OET Speaking & IELTS

September 29, 2026 · 18 min

Mr. Fenwick had a single fall in his kitchen three weeks ago — and he's keen to downplay it so as not to worry his daughter. Dr. Chaudhry isn't about to let that happen. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential falls-assessment terms: fall, loss…
Chest Pain in the ED: The Language of an Emergency Triage Assessment for OET Speaking & NMC OSCE

September 22, 2026 · 20 min

Mr. Sullivan walks into the Emergency Department with chest pain that's never felt like this before — and Staff Nurse Pillai has only minutes to take a structured history, get him monitored, and start ruling out the dangerous causes. Nadia…
Hypertension Follow-Up: The Language of a Chronic-Disease Review for OET Speaking & IELTS

September 17, 2026 · 19 min

Mrs. Holloway has bought her own blood pressure monitor and been checking daily since her diagnosis a few months ago — and today Dr. Ahmed wants to know exactly how she's been taking those readings. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential…
Antenatal Booking Visit: The Language of Your First Midwife Appointment for OET Speaking

September 15, 2026 · 20 min

It's Sophie's first pregnancy, and her first booking visit — and she's just found out the appointment doesn't include a scan at all. Midwife Miguel Santos is about to explain exactly what does happen instead. Nadia and Tom cover ten…

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Asthma & Inhaler Technique: The Language of an Annual Asthma Review for OET Speaking & IELTS

September 10, 2026 · 14 min

Ryan hasn't had an asthma review in two years, and his inhaler technique has quietly drifted without him noticing. Practice Nurse Ngozi Eze is about to find out exactly where it's gone wrong. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential asthma review…
Wound Care: The Language of a Dressing Change for OET Speaking & NMC OSCE

September 8, 2026 · 16 min

Mrs. Davies is back at Elmwood Surgery for a scheduled dressing change — and this time it's Practice Nurse Marco Reyes checking the wound, not the doctor. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential wound care terms: wound, dressing…
Diabetes Diagnosis: The Language of a GP Results Appointment for OET Speaking & IELTS

September 3, 2026 · 20 min

Mr. Graham Pearce is back for his blood test results — and Dr. Khan is about to tell him, plainly and without hedging, that it's Type 2 diabetes. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential diabetes-counselling terms: Type 2 diabetes, blood sugar…
Mental Health Assessment: The Language of a Primary Care Consultation for OET Speaking & IELTS

September 1, 2026 · 20 min

Emma's son is doing just fine — but she isn't quite herself. She's booked twenty minutes to talk about how she's been feeling, and Mental Health Practitioner Femi Adeyemi is about to show what a genuinely validating assessment sounds…
Telephone Triage: The Language of an NHS 111 Call for OET Speaking & IELTS

August 27, 2026 · 21 min

It's 9 PM and the GP surgery is closed. Nadia calls NHS 111 about her son Jamie, who won't respond properly — and the call handler on the other end has only her voice to work with. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential telephone triage terms…
Paediatric Consultation: Talking to Parents About a Child's Health for OET & IELTS

August 25, 2026 · 24 min

A different kind of consultation: a parent, a four-year-old, and a GP who has to reassure without minimizing. Nadia and Tom take you into a paediatric GP appointment. Mrs. Carter brings her son Oliver to see Dr. Okafor, reporting he's been…
Post-Op Recovery: The Language of a Surgical Ward for OET Nursing & IELTS

August 20, 2026 · 22 min

Mr. Davies is one day post-op on a surgical ward — and Staff Nurse Santos walks through everything he needs to know before the morning round is over. Nadia and Tom cover ten essential post-operative terms: post-operative, surgical ward…

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About the show

Medical Voices is a weekly medical English podcast that teaches the language of healthcare through realistic clinical role-play — built for internationally trained nurses and doctors preparing for OET, IELTS, and professional registration in English-speaking countries. Each episode breaks down 10 essential clinical vocabulary terms, then puts them to work in a full doctor-patient or nurse-patient dialogue drawn from real UK clinical settings — GP consultations, hospital wards, pharmacy visits, specialist referrals, and more. Free PDF transcripts with the full vocabulary table and language notes are available for every episode. We call our listeners the Med Nomads — every healthcare worker who has ever crossed a border with their stethoscope and their dreams. We exist for the nurse rebuilding her life in a new country. The IMG fighting imposter syndrome in a foreign hospital. The student who mastered medicine in one language only to practise in another. We believe healthcare workers belong anywhere in the world, in any language. We make the language of medicine learnable, dignified, and free — so no Med Nomad ever feels like a stranger in the place they came to heal. New episodes every Tuesday. Hosted by Nadia and Tom. 📄 Free video episodes and PDF transcripts: https://medicalvoices.health 🇫🇷 French-language version: "Voix Médicales Podcast" on YouTube -- ⚕ This content is for language learning purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Medical content may occasionally contain inaccuracies.