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ClinicalSim

Clinical communication intelligence

Clinical simulation for better patient conversations.

Clinicians, staff, and trainees practice out loud with AI patients. Each clinical simulation shows what they did well and what to practice next against your standard, with their own words behind each score. Leaders can review patterns across a cohort or unit.

29 academic medical centers and children's hospitals are piloting ClinicalSim.

From a published practice report

Vaccine hesitancy counseling

SEGUE Framework. Partial example feedback.

What went well

Understand the patient's perspective

5 of 5
"I hear the worry, um, in your voice, and I also hear how important it is to protect Ava"
Read the full report

Useful feedback for each person. A clearer view for the program.

Participants see what they did well and what to practice next. Every score points to their own words in the simulated conversation.

From a published practice report

Vaccine hesitancy counseling

SEGUE Framework. Partial example feedback.

What to practice next

End the encounter

2 of 5
"Let's go ahead and do it. Thank you so much for your time."
Read the full report

What leaders can review

Patterns across a cohort or anonymous unit, scored against the standard your team already teaches. Use that review to choose the next round of practice.

What one health system learned

In one health system's anonymized report, clinicians opened conversations well. The report named the steps at the close to practice next: reflecting the concern back, checking it was understood, asking what matters most, and thanking the family for raising it. Leaders could see those patterns in the transcripts and use the same cases for focused practice.

Read the anonymized health system cohort report

These are findings from simulated practice. Formative scores stay out of personnel files.

See how it works
"It was helpful to have time to think and reflect without feeling the pressure of a person across from you expecting a response."
Clinician, Pilot Study Participant
Read clinicians' accounts

Inspect the evidence before deciding

Open complete practice reports and read how the scoring works, what research is public, and where the evidence stops.

Evidence and scoring limits

Making the budget case without an invented number

Someone in finance will ask what the program returns. We don't publish an ROI figure, because the published evidence on communication training doesn't support one. What a hospital can do is follow one communication pathway into the costs it already tracks, using its own data, and decide from there.

Read the white paper on communication and hospital economics

Start with one team and one communication priority

Step 1

Choose the priority

Tell us which conversation your team wants to practice. We'll review your standard or help you choose a published framework.

Step 2

Agree on the assessment

Choose the participating group, cases, and access rules together. Each person practices in their browser and gets feedback.

Step 3

Review and practice again

Participants use their feedback for the next attempt. Leaders review group patterns and choose the next practice focus.

What launching requires

Bring us a communication priority.

Tell us what your team wants to practice. We'll show you a relevant case and talk through how a first assessment could work.

Discuss your communication priorities