Clinical Judgment
Build clinical reasoning through conversation: notice cues, interpret what they mean, prioritise and decide what to do next.
Build Your First SimulationCompetencies addressed
- Recognising relevant cues
- Analysing and prioritising hypotheses
- Generating solutions and taking action
- Evaluating outcomes
- Focused history-taking
Learner level
Pre-licensure medical-surgical and NCLEX preparation
Modality
Voice conversation with an AI patient (SimVoice), with an optional patient photo (SimPortrait) or a live, expressive avatar (Interactive).
Estimated practice time
About 15–20 minutes per encounter, plus reflection
Assessment approach
Rubric criteria aligned to the steps of clinical judgment, with feedback citing what the learner asked and missed
Scenarios
Built and adapted by your faculty. A ready-made starter library for this collection is in development.
Example scenario ideas
Ideas faculty can build and adapt to local practice.
- A post-operative patient who “just doesn’t feel right”
- An older adult with new confusion
- A patient with diabetes and worsening symptoms
Every scenario includes
Use AI for repeatable practice; preserve faculty judgment for consequential assessment.