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Patient Sim v2

Trusted by students at

Al-Quds University, Washington University of Health and Science, Arab American University, An-Najah National University, EPFL

0.0 Million medical students around the world go through OSCEs either monthly, bi-monthly or yearly.

We help you pass your OSCEs with more confidence and preparation.

Every station, marked against the real checklist

Take a full history from a scripted patient, get marked item by item, and watch your readiness move — in one place.

Klinico
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Scripted patients

Every case is written from a real presenting complaint, to Macleod's standard.

Real OSCE marking

Marked against the station's own checklist, with SOCRATES and ICE broken out.

Feedback on the spot

Strengths and misses land the second the case ends, not three weeks later.

Readiness by system

A live score per system, so you always know which station to practise next.

Pricing

Simple pricing, built for students.

Start free. Upgrade when you want the whole station, not a sample of it.

Free trial

Try Klinico before you commit.

$0

Includes:

  • Limited AI patient cases per month
  • Voice conversations with patients
  • Basic feedback after each case

Institutions

For universities, medical schools, and student clubs.

Custom

Everything in Student, plus:

  • Cohort seats for your whole year group
  • Faculty progress dashboards
  • Custom cases written to your curriculum

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Everything you need to practice like it's the real thing.

$10 per month

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited AI patient cases
  • Full history-taking module
  • Detailed rubric-based feedback
  • Progress tracking across sessions
  • Physical examinationComing soon
  • ImagingComing soon

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Klinico is an AI patient simulator for OSCE history-taking practice. A medical student has a realistic, free-text conversation with a simulated patient, and the conversation is then scored against the real OSCE history-taking checklist with personalised feedback.