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Step into a patient encounter that feels alive. Counsel naturally, see the evidence in your own words, then return with a better plan.

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Patient counselling and timed Rx checking.

Built for the moment between knowing the answer and saying it well.

One continuous case

One station. Start to finish.

Read the door note, meet the patient, and stay in the conversation. The debrief below owns the review and the next attempt.

Patient counsellingStation 1001
Station brief

First-time vaginal ring contraception — how does it work?

A patient is collecting a new prescription for a contraceptive vaginal ring. Counsel the patient and address their concerns as you would in practice.

Presenting
A patient is collecting a new prescription for a contraceptive vaginal ring.
Task
Counsel the patient and address their concerns as you would in practice.
Time
7 minutes

Read the station brief, patient profile, and task before the clock begins.

The conversation becomes evidence

Feedback that points back to the moment.

The debrief connects the encounter summary, safety signals, holistic practice ratings, and next steps to what was actually said.

  1. 01Encounter summary
  2. 02Practice ratings
  3. 03Transcript evidence

Practice feedback is informed by public PEBC materials. It is not an official PEBC score, result, or endorsement.

Practice feedbackEncounter debriefRepresentative demo encounter
Encounter summary

Marginally Solved

No overall pass/fail
Examiner summary

The candidate confirms the key safety information, explains how to start and use the ring, responds directly to the patient's concerns, and gives a workable plan for common problems. The encounter is safe and organized, with one opportunity to make the week 3 expelled-ring plan more explicit.

Ready to refineMake the week-specific expelled-ring plan explicit on your next attempt.
Safety gate passedMisinformation: NoRisk to patient: No
PEBC practice ratings
ObservedNot observedNot assessable

Communications, Outcome, and Overall Performance are holistic 1 to 4 ratings. Evidence items support the judgment; they are not equally weighted points and do not predict pass/fail.

Beyond the conversation

Catch what matters before the clock runs out.

Rx Checking is a separate timed practice mode. Compare the prescription, patient identifiers, label, receipt, and stock product before the clock runs out.

  • Four prescriptions per timed station
  • Prescription, label, receipt, and product in view
  • No-error and error-found decisions
  • A separate review after submission
Prescription 1 of 4Authentic four-board station
AOL-RXB-0001AOL-RXB-1101
Full board for prescription 1
Full board. Inspect the documents, then record your finding below.

Prescription 1 of 4 is ready.

What Counsel includes

A realistic station, backed by evidence.

Inside the station library

Three examples from the patient counselling circuit.

1001First-time vaginal ring contraception: how does it work?
1010Caregiver asks about fever in a three-year-old
1009Traveller's diarrhea: probiotic request during leukemia treatment
01

Responsive patients

Patients respond to your questions throughout the encounter.

02

Patient record and resources

The patient profile and station resources stay beside the encounter.

03

Safety signals

The debrief flags misinformation and meaningful patient risk.

04

Transcript evidence

Feedback links to the exact turns that support the judgment.

05

Model answer

Compare your approach with a complete response to the same station.

06

Retry the station

Apply the focus areas in a fresh attempt.

Planned for early access
  • Responsive counselling stations
  • PEBC-informed practice debriefs
  • Timed Rx checking
  • Early-access launch updates

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The practical details

Questions about Counsel.

What is included, how the feedback works, and what to expect at launch.

What is Counsel by Aura?

Counsel is OSCE practice for pharmacy learners. You meet a responsive simulated patient, review the encounter using PEBC-informed practice criteria, and retry the same station. Timed Rx Checking is included as a separate practice mode.

Is the feedback an official PEBC score?

No. Counsel uses practice feedback informed by public PEBC materials and released sample-station rubrics. It is not an official PEBC score, result prediction, or endorsement.

What appears in the debrief?

The debrief includes an encounter summary, safety signals, 1 to 4 practice ratings for Communications, Outcome, and Overall Performance, and evidence from the transcript. You can also review a model answer and retry the same station.

Can I review what I said?

Yes. Counsel captures a transcript and links feedback to specific turns. When a recording is available, you can replay or download the encounter.

What is Rx Checking?

Rx Checking is a separate timed practice mode inside Counsel. You compare the prescription, patient identifiers, label, receipt, and stock product, then decide whether an error is present.

Is Counsel included with the question bank?

Counsel is planned as a separate product from the Aura Pharm Academy question bank. We will share final launch details with the early access list.

When will Counsel launch?

Counsel is in active development. Join the early access list for launch updates and an invitation when access opens.