Healthcare
Practise decisions, communication, and reflection before the situation becomes real.
01 / The Challenge
In clinical practice, reasoning is intertwined with listening to patients, managing uncertainty, and coordinating across professions. Simulation lets learners practise these capabilities, repeat choices, and discuss their effects.
We design clinical scenarios, simulated patients and counterparts, immersive environments, and feedback for students and professionals. A journey may focus on a diagnostic case, a sensitive conversation, a team emergency, or preparation to give evidence.
Artificial intelligence also raises clinical, ethical, and legal questions: how to verify its outputs, protect data and people, and recognize limitations and responsibility. Learning and debriefing help turn experience into professional judgment.
02 / Explore the Solutions
Practise the situations that matter
Clinical Reasoning with Simulated Patients
Meet a simulated patient, gather information, form hypotheses, and decide what to do next. Review the reasoning path and repeat the case to compare different approaches.
Difficult Conversations
Practise listening and explaining with patients, families, and colleagues in sensitive situations. Repeat the interaction in different languages where the scenario supports it, and observe how words, tone, and choices shape the dialogue.
Team Readiness and Emergency Practice
In Hiker Rescue, an injured hiker and virtual counterparts ask the team to integrate clinical assessment, action, coordination, and empathy. Rehearse roles and decisions under pressure, then discuss what happened together.
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Reference Guidelines and Technologies, Ethics, and Law
Learn the foundations of AI in healthcare and practise using tools critically. Examine reliability, data, bias, consent, professional responsibility, and legal implications through relevant cases.
Preparing to Give Evidence
Rehearse factual recall and responses to questions in civil medical negligence and compensation claims, criminal proceedings involving alleged professional negligence, and judicial inquiries into deaths. Examples include coroner’s inquests in England and Wales, fatal accident inquiries before a sheriff in Scotland, and comparable proceedings where available, such as in Victoria, Australia, and Wisconsin in the United States. The Coroner’s Court simulation offers short, repeatable practice with avatars and rubrics for clarity, accuracy, reasoning, tone, structure, and empathy, without changing the substance of testimony.
03 / Proof or Demonstration
Debriefing
Critical conversations / AI co-facilitator
Debriefing critical conversations and decisions — in a scenario involving failure to recognize patient deterioration, AI relates attention, voice, cognitive-load, and team-interaction signals to the event timeline. It highlights moments to explore and suggests questions for reflection. The facilitator leads the debrief and decides what to examine: AI supports that work without judging performance or replacing human expertise.