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AI, Healthcare

AI Patient
Consultation

Adaptive, AI-powered patient conversations. Configure conditions, demographics, clinical pathways and assessment criteria. An endless canvas for educators to build consultations that fit their exact curriculum.

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Safety, Industrial

Fire Extinguisher
Control

Immersive hands-on fire response training. Organisations configure fire classes, environments, extinguisher types and failure scenarios. Endless combinations to mirror the exact risks on your sites.

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Every module is a foundation. Reshape symptoms, personality, environment and appearance in minutes, without writing a single line of code.

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Environment
Patient
Backstory* Set the scene for the consultation
54-year-old retail manager. Smoker (20/day, 30 years), lives alone since divorce. Father died of MI at 58. Symptoms started at work 3 hours ago, dismissed as indigestion. Drove themself to the GP. 254 / 500 characters
Medical History* Relevant history for the patient
Hypertension (diagnosed 2019, poorly controlled). Type 2 diabetes. No previous cardiac events. Family history of coronary artery disease. Currently on metformin and ramipril. 186 / 500 characters
Current Symptoms* Symptoms the patient is experiencing
Central chest tightness (radiating to left arm, 7/10). Shortness of breath on minimal exertion. Nausea. Symptoms partially relieved at rest but persistent. Reluctant to describe pain in full — minimises severity when directly asked. 241 / 500 characters

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The Imersifi platform turns each VR training session into a rich, structured record. AI generated feedback, live performance metrics, and objective tracking, all ready for review in the dashboard.

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Session analysis Live

The learner opened the consultation well, confirming patient identity and establishing a clear baseline. Antimicrobial stewardship was handled with confidence, though empathy and safety netting remain the priority areas for next session.
Confirmed identity and date of birth at the start, setting a professional tone.
Explained antimicrobial stewardship when declining unnecessary antibiotics.
De escalate with empathy when a patient expresses frustration, rather than ending the conversation.
Close with safety netting and clear self care guidance before ending the session.
Empathy Score
Attentiveness
Learning Objectives 3 of 4 met
  • Structured clinical assessment of upper respiratory symptoms 2 / 2
  • Antimicrobial stewardship and clinical reasoning 2 / 2
  • Managing challenging behaviour with empathy 1 / 2
  • Safety netting and management plan 0 / 2
Patient sat in the GP clinic holding her stomach during a consultation
Practice 0:00 / 7:02

Chapters

  • 01 Practice Consultation Experience 0:27
  • 02 Establish symptom history using structured questioning Objective 1:22
  • 03 Acknowledge frustration Objective 1:22
  • 04 Screen for red flag symptoms Objective 2:11
  • 05 Provide clear rationale for not supplying antibiotics Objective 2:11
  • 06 Explain likely viral nature of symptoms Objective 3:52
Steve Brown Trainer 2 days ago
Great job confirming the patient’s identity and setting a professional tone at the start. That’s a habit worth holding on to.
Steve Brown Trainer 2 days ago
Around the 3:40 mark the patient gets visibly frustrated and you move straight to closing the consultation. Have a think about what an empathic acknowledgement would sound like here, even a single sentence changes the dynamic.
Victoria Andrews Learner 1 day ago
Thanks Steve, that’s a fair point. I’ll rerun the scenario this week and try out a couple of de escalation phrases before jumping to the plan.
Sam Morris 6 hours ago
The antimicrobial stewardship explanation around the two minute mark was really clear, I might borrow that phrasing for my own session next week.

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