Outpatient clinic
Gynecology
Meet your patient
Dana Mitchell, 46
“Bleeding between my periods.”
Chart: vital signs
About 15 minutes · two visits in one sitting · saved without your name, for testing
CARE-AI
Clinical Assessment of Reasoning & Empathy with AI
Your AI Patient Simulation
Open Practice
Talk with a mystery patient
- Practice anytime
- A new patient each time
- Feedback after each encounter
About 15 minutes · your conversation is not saved
Research Study Session
An assigned patient for the study
- For students taking part in the study
- Entered with a study code
- Two visits in one sitting
Not open yet
Preparing the room
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Before you go in
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How this works
- This is a spoken conversation. Talk to her as you would to a real patient, and she answers out loud.
- The case information stays in the panel beside the conversation.
- To examine her or order a test, say so out loud and name it. The finding appears in writing in the case panel.
- The visit has two parts. When you have finished the first, say so or press the finish button. Your test results appear in the panel at the return visit.
- You have about 15 minutes in all.
- Afterward you get written feedback on your clinical reasoning and your communication.
Tips for success
You are scored on how you communicate as much as on your clinical reasoning, and she responds to how you treat her.
- Treat her as a real person. She opens up when she feels heard and gives short answers when she feels rushed.
- Listen for hints. If something she says sounds like a worry, ask about it before you move on.
- Ask what she is worried about, and what she thinks is going on.
- Respond to feelings before facts. Acknowledge what she is feeling in words, then explain.
- Use plain language, and check that she understood.
- Ask about her life. Work, family, money, beliefs and support all shape which plan will work for her.
- Make the plan with her. Offer options and ask what she prefers.
- Be honest about uncertainty. Don't promise that everything is fine before you know.
What you are scored on
| Clinical reasoning | History, exam and tests, differential, diagnosis and plan |
|---|---|
| Emotional attunement | Noticing and responding to how she feels |
| Listening | Letting her tell her story and showing you understood it |
| Explanation and shared decisions | Clear words, checking understanding, and deciding together |
| Culture, identity and circumstances | Asking about her life and building it into the plan |
Your browser will ask to use your microphone. Headphones help her hear you clearly. Nothing you say is saved after you close this page.
Open the tips for success first.
Developer
Prepared encounters skip the voice session and go straight to scoring, so you can check the feedback quickly. They use Dana's case.
Score a transcript of your own
Voice lab
These apply to the next encounter you start, standard or open practice. A voice cannot change in the middle of a session, so switching means starting again. The speaking settings are directions given to the voice model, not audio controls, so results vary.
Saved encounters
Study sessions and Demo encounters are saved with their transcript, event log, feedback and any comments. Open Practice conversations are not saved. The usage history lists every encounter of any kind, with no content. A transcript file holds the conversation only, so it can go to a faculty rater; a full record adds a short feedback summary and the comments.