Approved case file
The same structured teaching source grounds the encounter and its assessment.
- Case facts and patient profile
- Negative findings and collateral history
- Defined examinations and investigations
- Educator-authored or educator-improved rubric
The simulation engine
One case-grounded AI patient
A responsive simulated patient that stays anchored to the approved case while the learner explores it naturally.
One encounter, two natural modes
Type, use voice notes, or speak hands-free without leaving the consultation or losing its transcript.
Grounded in the case
Responses use defined facts, negatives, findings, collateral content, and disclosure rules.
Reveals facts naturally
Relevant information appears when appropriately explored, rather than exposing the whole case upfront.
Unavailable means unavailable
When a requested result is not defined, the experience reports that boundary instead of intentionally inventing one.
One encounter, two natural modes
Text
Fast typed conversations with the complete encounter preserved for review.
Voice
Voice-note or hands-free conversation using the same case context and transcript.
Generative AI can still make errors. Case grounding, disclosure controls, traceability, and educator review are designed to reduce and detect them.