How they work
You read a brief chart, then talk with the simulated patient by text or voice. The patient answers based on a case written for education, and some details come out only when asked.
What they are good for
Practicing question flow, follow-up, safety screening, and documentation in a setting where mistakes carry no risk to anyone.
Their limits
Simulation cannot replace real patients, physical examination, or supervised clinical experience. Treat it as preparation and reflection.
Sim Ed Practice is an educational tool with fictional patients. It does not replace supervised clinical experience or provide medical advice.