For educators and scenario authors
Turn your clinical experience into scenarios learners can play again and again.
Write your scenario in your own language. SimMeet's interface is in Turkish and English, but you can write the scenario text (history, findings, questions, feedback) in whichever language you think in. The original language is always recorded. Translation is optional: AI produces a draft, and nothing is published until you or a colleague you nominate approves it.
What can you build?
- A patient whose vital signs change over time and with treatment (heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure, respiration, temperature, ECG rhythm)
- Stages and transitions: improvement with the right treatment, deterioration with delay
- History, physical examination, laboratory and imaging results
- Embedded questions, training and exam modes, end-of-scenario debrief
- Actions such as respiratory support, medications and procedures
From case report to scenario
You can start from a published case report. The tool suggests a draft scenario from the findings; the source and original authors are always credited and the article's licence is checked.
Sharing and credit
- Private – The scenario belongs to you and your co-authors; use it freely with your own class.
- Shared – Two reviewers, one from another institution, approve it and it enters the shared library. Authors and reviewers earn contribution points.
- Published – Optionally, take it through journal peer review to make it a citable publication.
See Pricing and contribution points.
Playing on SimClever simulators Coming soon
We are working so that scenarios you write in SimMeet can also run on SimClever simulation products, so the same scenario can be used both on a phone and in the simulation lab.