Create a clinical course in under 2 minutes

Create a clinical course in under 2 minutes

Deploy a clinical course from the editable
InSimu Case Library with some clicks
Save your sweat
Creating a case for your students is a huge task, and there is always a need for new ones for practice and assessment. It’s a never-ending task that is beyond the available time of a medical educator physician.
Assess what matters
Explore the learners’ blind spots to best focus your next teaching session.
Typical and atypical presentations
Let your learners gain see typical and atypical presentations of symptoms: the experience of a decade of practice concised even at the graduate level
Increase patient exposure
Expand your clinical rotations with real patients decision-making of your students event remotely
Deploy a course from the editable
InSimu Case Library with some clicks
How to incorporate InSimu patients
in your teaching?
Standardize your assessment or enhance case-based lectures
Whether your goal is to launch a standardized objective clinical skills assessment or present cases in class, you can find the right course setting option on the Instructor portal.
Team work
Elucidate students' step-by-step decision-making process, allowing for assessing, and advancing this key skill.
Homework
By customizing an infinite number of cases, the measurement of necessary competencies can be assured.
Case presentation
Evaluate student readiness for standardized and internal written or oral examinations, as well as patient simulation-based examinations.
Exam
Identify specialization and diagnostic areas where students are excelling in addition to those where they are struggling.
Effortless course management
Build your own course template from scratch or get started with the ready-to-assign lists

Performance analytics at your fingertips





Why to
complete training
with InSimu Patients?
agreed that they had gained experience with more diseases than in real clinical rotations.
of the students agreed that they could practice a larger scale of clinical decision making (e.g., ordering labs, imaging), than in real clinical rotations
agreed that they had more opportunities to practice on patients than in real clinical rotations