OET Writing with Melons
Melons
Writing
Using 6 Methods called MELONS, you can write a transfer / discharge letter that can easily score 350 (B) in your next OET Letter. Follow the instructions most carefully!
Next: Patient
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OET Writing with Melons
Melons
Patient
Step 1: Get ready with your case notes and mark the Patient's name, age and address from the starting of the case notes.
Next: Purpose
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OET Writing with Melons
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Purpose
Step 2: Now, mark the purpose of the letter in the "Writing Task" area of the case notes. If it is not found there, find it in the "Discharge Plan" area.
Next: Recipient
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OET Writing with Melons
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Recipient
Now, mark the name and address of the recipient in the end of the case notes. You can find the Recipient in the "Writing Task" area or, rarely, in the beginning of the letter.
Next: Requests
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OET Writing with Melons
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Requests
Requests are "Discharge Plans". The final paragraph of a letter is drafted using the Requests. "Continue physiotherapy for three weeks" changes to "Please make sure that Mr Parker continues physiotherapy for three weeks."
Next: Admission
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OET Writing with Melons
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Admission
If the patient is admitted, you have to find the Admission Condition and Admission Date. You can find A1 and A2 in the starting of the case notes.
Next: Presenting
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OET Writing with Melons
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Presenting
If the patient is not admitted, you have to find the Presenting Condition and Presenting Date. You can find P3 and P4 somewhere before the Discharge Plan.
Next: Presenting
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OET Writing with Melons
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Discharge
Now, find out Discharge Condition (D1) and Discharge Date (D2). A typical D1, D2 is, "He is recuperating from myocardial infarction and is being discharged today."
Next: Transfer
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