Run emergency cases in your browser. Take the history, examine, order and treat while the patient changes by the minute. Then see exactly what your timing cost.
Free to use. Cases are drafts under clinical review and are not for patient care.
His saturation is up, but his blood pressure is still 180 and his lungs are full of fluid. What you do next decides how this goes.
Case text is blurred on this page. Everything else is the real thing.
Vitals move on a clock. The nurse tells you when things change. Ask the patient questions in your own words, typed or spoken, and they answer the way a breathless person would: in short bursts.
Every critical action you did or missed, when you did it, and why it mattered. Missed the diuretic until the nurse prompted you? It says so.
Cases are grouped by specialty and tagged by level, from medical student to senior resident. Each one takes about ten minutes.
Ask anything. Related details come up on their own, the way patients offer them. Safety questions you still have to ask.
Search hundreds of real orders, or say them out loud. Results come back when they would on shift, not instantly.
The right drug helps. The wrong one can hurt. Wait too long and the case moves on without you.
Give your handoff and diagnosis, then read a debrief built from what you actually did.
Run a resuscitation in the browser. Take a history, examine, order, treat, hand over, then read what your timing cost. Most of EMSim is free to use.
Paused while you were away.
The case clock is
stopped. Nothing has happened to the patient.
You will lose progress. This case cannot be resumed from where it is.