Patient story
Give the symptoms a voice, a background, and a human perspective.
SamPatient
I used to take the stairs easily.
Now I have to stop halfway.
u-sim / Builder
Give your next scenario a life of its own.
Turn clinical expertise into a structured, reusable simulation. Build the story, the decisions, and the details that bring learning to life.
Build the
experience
around the learning.
Shape the patient, set the scene, define the learning, and map the moments that bring your scenario to life.
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The person behind the case.
Give learners a person to understand, not just a problem to solve.
Medical history
Connect past conditions, medications, and allergies to the case.
Exam findings
Define what learners discover when they look, listen, and examine.
Cycles automatically. Hover or focus to pause.
Work of breathingAn observable change
Basal cracklesA focused examination finding
Raised heart rateA clue in the starting vitals
Vital signs
Set the starting physiology and how it changes through the scenario.
ECG II · 1 mV
ECG bpm92
ECG I · 1 mV
SpO₂ %
SpO₂ %97
Resp /min
Resp /min20
NIBP mmHg128/76(93)
Temperature °C37.0
Turn decisions into a path.
Connect clinical moments through learner actions, timed changes, and outcomes.
For the scenario you’ve been meaning to write
Your next teaching idea starts here.
Give it a patient, a purpose, and the decisions that matter.
- Shape the patient and the setting
- Connect decisions to learning goals
- Keep your scenario ready to reuse
Your idea. Every detail.
One living scenario.
Start with a teaching idea. Shape the patient, connect the decisions, and prepare the people who bring it to life.
Start with an idea
Create a scenario about an adult with chest pain for new residents.
Generate scenarioYour scenario draft
Patient & presentation
Learning objectives
Events & assessment
Start with a teaching idea.
Describe the encounter, review the generated draft, and make it your own.
Make every decision matter.
Connect learner actions, timed changes, and outcomes in a scenario that responds.