Format

Turn any meeting or webinar into shared clinical decisions.

Run your case live, and a scientific meeting becomes a clinical decision-making event: the whole audience works one virtual patient, with a real-time dashboard on screen.

Regional meetings, conferences, congresses and CME events, in the room or online, from a workshop to a full congress.

The Live Dashboard

The room's decisions, on the screen, as they happen.

Participants work the case on their own device. The dashboard is projected in the room, or shared on the webinar, and changes with every decision they make.

It moves as they decide

Every choice reaches the screen in seconds.

It shows the split

Where the audience agreed, where it divided, and by how much.

It hands faculty the discussion

The debate starts from what this audience chose, not from a prepared slide.

Separate from your Analytics dashboard, which holds the full record after the event. See the analytics

Example of a 60-minute session

  1. 1 10 min Opening

    Faculty introduces the case. A QR code on every table opens it in seconds.

  2. 2 15 min The simulation

    The room works the case while the Live Dashboard fills in.

  3. 3 35 min Discussion and Q&A

    Built around what the audience actually did, against the literature and guidelines, with open questions from the floor.

60 min Session length and format can be adapted for onsite or online events, using participants' internet-connected devices.

Two ways to run it

A choice of style, not of size.

Faculty-led

One shared patient on the main screen, played out on what the audience decides together.

Round tables, or individually

Each table, or each learner, works the case. The discussion opens on where they diverged.

Both feed the same Live Dashboard.

What the audience sees

Consequences, immediately

Every decision plays out on the patient. The clinical impact is visible, not described.

Deciding, not watching

The case is in their hand, on their own device, throughout.

An experience HCPs actually remember

Real conversation, real competition, real collaboration

Discussion the room can't ignore

What happens afterwards

You email attendees their certificate and a second patient case, so the learning carries on after the room empties. You receive the full record of what the audience decided.