Treat a patient whose vitals respond to your decisions, write the prescription, face the examiner. Every attempt comes back marked, with the reason for every mark you lost and what to practise next.
An illustration of the platform in use: a simulated patient’s observations change in response to the learner’s decisions, a prescription is checked against the drug database and flagged for renal dosing and an interaction, and the attempt is scored by clinical domain.
The same loop across every module: decide, get judged, understand why.
A presentation, a chart and a set of vitals that will move depending on what you do next.
Order, examine, diagnose, prescribe. Each choice changes the patient's state.
Deterministic rules and weighted checklists produce a score by domain, with critical failures called out.
Every item is explained: what the safe answer was and what made yours unsafe.
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