How do you know your clinical teams are making the right call?

Clinicians manage realistic, evolving cases. Every decision is scored and turned into personalized feedback and objective analytics: measurable proof of clinical excellence that attracts, develops and retains top talent.

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EDOCATE VPS: clinicians interview, diagnose, and treat a realistic virtual patient across multiple visits.

Your reputation infrastructure

Four returns on clinical excellence

Recruitment

Answer “will I grow here?” with data.

Retention

Visible investment in career development.

Reputation

Lead in clinical education and innovation.

Referrals

Standardized pathways build referral trust.

Proven impact

Measurable improvement in clinical performance

+34%

Diagnostic accuracy

Correct differential diagnosis

+36%

Guideline adherence

Correct treatment per guidelines

+28%

Treatment modification

Therapy adjusted appropriately

-19%

Delayed intervention

Inappropriate continuation reduced

Results from live educational programs across hospital service lines.

How it works

From decision to targeted development

01

Simulate

Clinicians manage realistic, guideline-driven cases.

02

Decide

Every decision captured: diagnosis, labs, treatment.

03

Measure

Decisions benchmarked against national guidelines.

04

Improve

Personalized insights drive targeted development.

Venues across your institution

Wherever your teams already gather

Online clinician portal

Self-paced, CME-ready learning.

Interactive grand rounds

Live sessions that engage every attendee.

Conferences & events

Teaching days and symposia.

Residency & certification

Assessment and progress over time.

Data sample

Data Samples

Tracking Investigator's Global Assessment scale (IGA) in two Atopic Dermatitis virtual patients. Note improvement in outcome in the second case.

“The simulation increased the learners' engagement, allowed them to learn by doing, and, most importantly, helped us identify knowledge gaps and teach optimal decision-making skills.”
Shlomit Ishai, Maccabi Healthcare Services