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Piloted at Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
2 yrs · Paediatrics
Chief complaint: vomiting and loose stools
How long has he been vomiting?
Since yesterday afternoon — no blood, just everything he's eaten.
Any loose stools as well?
01 · History
You ask. The patient answers in their own words — and the story shifts with every question.
02 · Investigate
Order what you need. Results return on their own clock, and you're the one who has to read them.
Delay the right decision, and the case changes underneath you. This is a real run of a real case. Nothing here is staged.
On arrival — 00:00
Anxious, pale, sweating, clutching his chest.
HR
112
SpO₂
91
BP
94/62
RR
24
Untreated — 20:00
Grey, drowsy, drenched in sweat. Barely rousable.
HR
180
SpO₂
83
BP
66/44
RR
24
Nurse alert. Patient acutely deteriorating. VT on the monitor. Call for the crash team.
Deteriorating cases like this one are part of Pro.
03 · Debrief
You see exactly where the case caught you out. Every time, not just when it's flattering.
A real result. Not rounded up, not curated.
04 · Reinforce
One real question, pulled from exactly what you missed.
The question that exact miss generated.
Two minutes
History, examination, tests and a diagnosis: the real interface, not a walkthrough of slides.
The pilot
In May 2026, a batch of 4th-year MBBS students at Maulana Azad Medical College worked cases on their own phones and tablets: the same interface shown throughout this page.
Interactive software and reasoning what I did wrong and right really makes sense.
4th-year MBBS student, MAMC pilot
Reviews
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Simulation strategy for clinical experience.
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13:33Simulation of a real life case scenario and simultaneously correcting the mistake.
13:35I liked the tests for diagnosis part of the app, it was clear and to the point.
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