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Make a choice. See the consequences.

Two live scenarios below. Your decisions shape what happens next. No account needed.

Both scenarios are built on Australian Acute Coronary Syndrome clinical guidelines. Relevant for health professionals. Understandable by anyone.

Encounter

Something's Not Right With Brian

Something has changed, and as the nurse on shift, it's on you to recognise it, act on it, and get Brian the help he needs before it's too late. Your decisions drive the story. Every choice matters.

5

Questions

4

Pathways

~10

Minutes

What you'll experience

  • The situation unfolds based on your decisions
  • Uses recovery logic. Good choices can offset early missteps
  • Detailed feedback on your decision-making pattern
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Consult

Can You Help Me, Doctor?

Rosa Caruso, 58, arrives in the ED with jaw pain, nausea, and fatigue. She's asking for help, and it's on you to work out why. Critical errors end the assessment immediately.

5

Questions

4

Pathways

Critical

What you'll experience

  • High-stakes decisions with immediate consequences
  • Critical failure termination with clinical explanation
  • NSQHS Standard 4 & 8 aligned competency evidence
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Two modes, one engine.

Same LogicPath engine. Different assessment purposes.

Encounter

Built for formative learning and decision-pathway exploration. Learners move through realistic situations where each decision shapes what happens next. Educators gain educators visibility into the full learning journey: how learners reasoned, responded, recovered, deteriorated, and reached their final outcome.

Consult

Built for OSCE-style competency assessment and preparation. Educators define critical errors, recovery points, and termination rules, giving learners structured practice in clinical decision-making while supporting defensible assessment of judgement, safety, and readiness.

What you just experienced

Built for the challenges assessment faces today.

Integrity by design

Applied judgement, not recall. Integrity is built into the task itself rather than relying on surveillance.

Auditable evidence

Every attempt is logged with timestamps, pathway taken, and decision-level detail. Evidence an educator can use to improve their teaching or support accreditation.

Educator-authored

Authored by clinical educators, not licensed from a library. Every scenario can be traced to the practitioner who wrote it.

What now?

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Studio is where these are authored in minutes. Book a conversation to build an Encouter together, talk through a pilot, or just ask questions.