MRCP PACES exam preparation

Speak with confidence.
Pass PACES.

Practice communication stations and full consultations across cardiology, neurology, endocrinology and more. Speak naturally, hear the patient reply, then face examiner questions and get a structured feedback report - just like the real exam.

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(C) Clinical Communication Skills

Elicits a comprehensive history relevant to the presentation in a professional manner.

(F) Managing Patients' Concerns

Seeks, detects, acknowledges and addresses the patient's specific concerns empathetically.

(G) Maintaining Patient Welfare

Treats the patient respectfully and sensitively, ensuring comfort, safety and dignity.

4 more clinical skills on the full marksheet

62+

scenarios in the case bank

33+

consultation stations

29+

communication stations

Why communication skills matter

PACES doesn't just test what you find on examination - it tests whether you can take a history, explain a diagnosis, and manage a patient's concerns under time pressure. Those are skills you can only build through deliberate practice, not by reading about them.

How a station works

1

Read, then speak

Read the candidate brief, then talk to the simulated patient with your microphone - just like a real encounter.

2

Examine and manage

State what you'd like to examine and get findings back in character, then discuss your plan with the patient.

3

Face the examiner

On Consultation Stations, an AI examiner questions your reasoning - then you get a structured feedback report.

Two station formats

Communication Station

10 minutes

A focused conversation - breaking bad news, consent, confidentiality, and other communication-skills scenarios.

Consultation Station

20 minutes

15 minutes of history, examination and management with the patient, followed by 5 minutes of examiner questions about your reasoning.

See what a session looks like

Communication Station · Breaking Bad News · 07:32 remaining
PI'm ready, doctor - what did the scan show? I'd rather just know.
DrThank you for your patience. Before I go through the results, is it alright if I sit down with you for a moment?
P...okay. Yes, please tell me.
DrThe scan shows a growth in your lung that looks concerning for cancer. I know that's a lot to take in.

Feedback preview

Empathy
85%
Structure
70%
Clarity
90%

Illustrative preview - your real feedback report is generated after the station ends, scored against the official PACES marking domains.

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Your free plan includes these stations, no card required.

Consultation Station

Chest pain on exertion

Cardiology

Communication Station

Breaking news of a new cancer diagnosis

Communication Skills & Ethics

Frequently asked questions

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This tool is for exam preparation only. Simulated patients, examiners, and feedback are AI-generated for practice purposes and are not a substitute for real clinical supervision or a genuine assessment of exam readiness.