Custom medical and nursing simulation
VR simulation built around your protocols, equipment, wards and documentation, written with your educators and signed off by your clinical reviewer.
Captured in our app.
Built around how you work
Your protocols
Scoring follows your guideline or local protocol: escalation criteria, drug names and doses, the order of steps your educators teach.
Your equipment
The defibrillator, monitor, infusion pump and resuscitaire on your wards, with controls that behave as staff expect.
Your wards
Bed bays, birth suites and resus rooms rebuilt from photos and measurements, so trainees practise where they work.
Your documentation
Observation charts, early warning scores, handover forms and signage, in the scene where staff would use them.
Built with your educators
Your clinical educators write or review the case with us: the patient, how they deteriorate, what good care looks like and how it is scored.
The patient engine then makes it live. Heart rate, oxygen saturation, breathing and blood pressure respond to what the trainee does, and the debrief explains each scored step.
Clinical review and sign-off
Nothing reaches trainees until your nominated clinical reviewer has signed it off.
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Script review
Your reviewer checks the case, the scoring and the debrief wording against your protocol.
- 2
Headset review
They run it in the headset, mark anything that is wrong and we fix it.
- 3
Sign-off
Written sign-off on the version that is released, recorded with the content pack.
- 4
Re-review
When a guideline changes, we update the scenario and it goes back through review.
Regional packs
Custom scenarios can use our regional packs for local detail.
Australia
ANZCOR scoring, Australian drug names, units and 000. Australia.
United States
AHA scoring, US drug names, units and 911. United States.
Indonesia
Indonesian interface and voices, with newborn care relevant to PONEK teams. Indonesia.
Your own
Where your local protocol differs, the scenario follows yours.
What we already have
Most custom clinical work starts from scenarios that exist today and adapts them.
Cardiac arrest and ACLS
VF on the ward, with roles, rhythms, shocks and drugs.
Deterioration
Sepsis, STEMI, SVT and acute asthma.
Maternity and newborn
Newborn resuscitation in a birth suite and pregnancy cardiac arrest.
Nursing education
Practice and assessed modes for students before and between placements.
Questions people ask
Can you build a scenario around our local protocol?
Yes. Your educators supply or review the protocol, and the scoring and debrief follow it. Your clinical reviewer signs off before release.
Can you model our brand of equipment?
Yes. We build the equipment your staff use from photos and, where possible, the device itself, and check the controls with you.
Who checks the clinical content?
Your nominated clinical reviewer, at script stage and again in the headset. Nothing is released without their sign-off.
Does it work for nursing schools as well as hospitals?
Yes. Schools often adapt existing scenarios to their curriculum; hospitals more often want their own wards, equipment and documentation.
Related
- Custom VR training development
What we build, timelines, ownership and delivery.
- Hospitals and health services
Scenarios and mapping for hospital teams.
- VR in healthcare
Where VR helps clinical training, and where it does not.
- Curriculum maps
NSQHS, CJMM and more, being finalised.
Start with a pilot, or tell us what you need
Most custom work starts with a pilot on our existing scenarios, then grows into what your team needs. Or book a call and describe the project.