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Using Visle
Who is Visle for?
Medical students, interns, residents, doctors, nurses, paramedics and educators who want to practise emergency decisions safely. Medical colleges can also use it for structured teaching and practice sessions.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the home page and press Start case. There is no sign-up and no login.
How does the simulator work?
You manage a simulated patient in real time. Take a history, examine, order investigations and give treatments, typing every dose yourself. Heart rate, blood pressure, SpO₂, breathing, the ECG and the patient’s words respond to each decision. When the case ends, a debrief compares your management with the case’s guideline-based reference plan.
What is the difference between Learning and Exam mode?
Learning mode shows standard doses and preset dose buttons, gives a verdict and explanation after every drug, and lets you view the ECG interpretation. Exam mode hides all of these, so you type every dose yourself and see the judgement only in the debrief.
Which language does the patient speak?
You can choose Hindi, Hindi with English subtitles, or English, before the case starts or at any time from the controls at the top of the simulator.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, in a modern browser, and the controls are sized for touch. A tablet, laptop or desktop gives the most comfortable view of the monitor and the action panel together.
Progress, scores and outcomes
Is my progress or score saved?
No. The simulator runs entirely in your browser. Your actions, doses, scores and debrief are not sent to us or stored anywhere, and they disappear when you reload or close the page. If we ever offer saving, it will be optional and we will explain exactly what is saved and where before you turn it on.
What does the protocol score mean?
It measures how closely your management matched the case’s reference plan, item by item, as shown in the checklist. It is a learning tool, not a certificate or a measure of clinical competence. If the patient dies, the score is capped at 40%.
What do myocardium salvaged, LVEF and mortality mean?
They are educational estimates produced by a simplified teaching model to show the consequences of timing and decisions. They are not validated prognostic predictions and should never be applied to real patients.
Clinical content
How are cases written and reviewed?
Cases are written against current major guidelines and adapted to Indian emergency practice. Each case shows its reference basis, content version and clinical review status under “Case information and references”. See our Clinical content policy.
Can I use Visle to decide treatment for a real patient?
No. Visle is for education only. Always follow current guidelines, your hospital’s protocols and senior advice. Read the Medical disclaimer.
I found an error, or I want a new case. What should I do?
Please write to us through the Contact page and choose the matching topic. For an error, include the case, the step or drug, and the reference you are using.
Can my college or hospital use Visle?
Yes, for teaching and practice. If you would like to discuss structured use or assessment, contact us.