Today we have an immunocompromised patient who has been seen a few times with a cough and night sweats. He has not responded to three courses of antibiotics. Can you help?

Today we have a patient who is experiencing ongoing backpain with weakness. Are you able to work out what’s going on?

Today we have a patient who is experiencing ongoing reflux, are you able to work out what’s going on, and how you can help?

Today we have an elderly patient who has recently lost his wife. He is now beginning to see and hear things, and he is getting concerned. Are you able to help?

Today we have a carer who is concerned about changes in one of their residents. She is uncertain what is going on, and needs your help.

Today we have a patient who is down on her luck and has turned back to alcohol. She is now unable to afford any today and desperately needs your help.

Today we have a patient with known heart failure, who is experiencing increasing SOBOE. Are you able to work out what’s going on?

Today we have a patient who is concerned about his deteriorating vision. Are you able to help him?

Today we have a patient who has a blurry, red eye. Are you able to help?

Today we have a patient who has abnormal blood results, are you able to help?

Today we have a patient who has had some blood tests taken due to excessive fatigue and exhaustion. She has now started with symptoms of gastroenteritis, and has an appointment with you to discuss her results. Are you able to work out what’s going on?

Today we have a patient who has recently had their 5-year DEXA scan, following initiating treatment for osteoporosis. She is keen to get the results, and wants to know what happens next - are you able to help?

Mum has been informed by A+E that she must talk to her GP as soon as possible. Her son has just been diagnosed with ‘Slapped Cheek’, and she is 18 weeks pregnant. Are you able to help?

Today we have a patient who has developed a rash on her cheek, followed by a spreading rash on her torso. Mum is worried, are you able to help her? (please note that there is a hidden twist to this case - are you able to unpack it?)

Today we have a paramedic who is with one of your patients. The paramedic has done a thorough assessment and concluded that your patient requires a GP appointment for ongoing neuropathic pain. He wants to run it past the on-call GP to be certain.

Today we have a young gentleman who works as a delivery driver. He is concerned about ongoing PR bleeding. Are you able to help him understand what’s going on?

Today we have a patient who is a young child with ongoing reflux, are you able to help Mum?