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Support and assess clinical reasoning with Clinical Cases

Enhance learning with short, interactive virtual cases that simulate authentic patient scenarios to help students develop sound clinical reasoning skills.

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Risk-free space. Real-time feedback. Real-life data.

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Clinical Cases covers a diverse range of cases covering all conditions and presentations that students need know and understand for the UKMLA exam, all based on real-life clinical data. It allows students to practice clinical decision making through a conversation-like interface and guidance from a virtual consultant.

A risk-free space for learning

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  • Offers students a safe environment to make clinical decisions and learn from mistakes, without risk to patient safety.

  • Supports students with immediate feedback through real-time critical alerts and instant performance results.

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Clinical Cases provides a teaching supplement for clinical reasoning that ensures case standardisation and is ready for immediate use, saving faculty time and resources. It helps to foster a clinical learning environment outside of the hospital. Helping students to grow clinical reasoning skills in situations where clinical spaces may be limited.

"I loved the variety of cases. I was able to select something that directly overlapped with our classroom curriculum, then apply what I'd learned in a more practical setting that went beyond OSCE."

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Medical Student

Help students develop the confidence and clinical reasoning skills they need to provide safe, effective patient care

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