Interactive inpatient decision practice for residents, senior students and hospital-medicine APP training or onboarding. Ask for information, choose initial treatment, reassess and escalate — then review case-specific teaching and feedback.
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The AI plays the clinical environment — nurse, monitor and results — using the case's clinical context. Practice a sequence of decisions within an evolving inpatient scenario.
Ask for vitals, examination findings, studies and help. Follow the clinical course as you act and reassess. AI responses can require clinical correction.
Scoped to how you actually practice: recognition, stabilization and escalation. No case requires a procedure to pass — and if you intubate or place lines yourself, it lets you, and asks for the preparation and confirmation a real bedside would.
After completing a case, review its diagnosis, teaching points and feedback on your decisions. Use the next session to revisit a learning need.
The nurse calls you to the bedside. Ask for the findings and studies you need, decide what matters first, and reassess after acting.
Rapid response, bed 14. He's a 68-year-old two days post-op hemicolectomy. He's suddenly short of breath and doesn't look right to me.
Full set of vitals, and put him on the monitor.
BP 88/54, heart rate 126 and regular, sats 88% on room air, respirations 30. He's clammy. Do you want oxygen on?
Oxygen on, get a 12-lead, and call for the rapid response team.
Build individual decision practice into intern preparation, night-float teaching or a longitudinal inpatient curriculum. Agree a faculty owner, a realistic practice schedule and a review date. Confirm your institution's network and onboarding needs.
Work through assessment, initial treatment, reassessment and escalation in evolving inpatient cases. Review the teaching and feedback after each completed case.
Choose a cohort and a specific educational use. Faculty can follow participation and use pooled results to plan subsequent teaching.
Review access, repeat use, learner and faculty feedback, clinical concerns and support needs. Residents are piloting the product while clinical review continues.
Case feedback groups expected actions by skill. Pooled results can help faculty choose topics for the next teaching session. These are formative learning measures; they do not certify clinical competence or establish patient-outcome benefits.
Example figures.
Who practiced, how often, and when they were last active — exportable for your educational review. No CME credit is currently offered.
The skill breakdown is pooled. Performance rows require enough distinct learners and scored opportunities; small cohorts may have insufficient data.
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Priced on enrolled seats, billed annually, with cases shared across the program. Commit additions at signup or renewal for $4.00 each; mid-term additions are $5.50 each. Size your practice plan with the calculator.
| Band | Seats | Per year | Cases included | Add at signup/renewal | Add mid-term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small group | Up to 15 | $1,800 | 350 | $4.00 each | $5.50 each |
| Small team | Up to 30 | $3,000 | 600 | $4.00 each | $5.50 each |
| Small program | Up to 50 | $4,500 | 900 | $4.00 each | $5.50 each |
| Mid program | Up to 150 | $9,000 | 1,800 | $4.00 each | $5.50 each |
| Large program | Up to 300 | $15,000 | 3,000 | $4.00 each | $5.50 each |
| Health system | 300+ | Custom | Custom | — | — |
Evaluate it with one cohort: 6 months, up to 50 seats and 450 included cases for $2,250. The pilot fee can be credited toward an annual conversion under the written agreement; confirm dates and allowances in the proposal. Ask about a pilot.
Case starts, including retries and abandoned attempts, count toward use. Completion goals may need a cushion. Cases expire with their term; no rollover. Existing free resident pilots retain their agreed arrangements.