A training EHR for every case
Storyboard, notes, assessment, vitals, results, MAR and orders
Foundations of Medical Practice for medical colleges
The person, the conversation and the first steps of care.
First-year medical students meet patients in realistic charts: they see how stress, beliefs and behaviour shape illness, run a consultation, act in a Basic Life Support emergency and apply the anatomy of the limbs and spine.
- 17 case-based activities in nine units, with answer keys
- 134 items, from multiple choice to open responses
- 12 individual and 5 group practicals
- Runs in the browser, nothing to install
MindMotionLab EHR · Handoff report
17Case-based activities
134Items with rationales
9Units of the course
17Patients, 8 to 82 years
The platform
Explore the platform →Everything for a Foundations of Medical Practice course
Handoff reports you can hear
Read or listen to the team going off duty
Consultations and role-play
The seven steps, two tracks and group role-play
Basic Life Support cases
Choking, collapse and CPR, step by step
Faculty grade what matters
Objective items scored, open responses graded with model answers
Course reference built in
Anatomy, behavioural science, BLS, conduct
Activity
Built around the patient
From the person to the plan
Each case connects the course to a patient: students read the chart, understand the person behind the problem and decide what to say and do.
- Read the history and the handoff
- See the person behind the problem
- Find the cues that matter
- Explain with the right model
- Choose what to do first
- Talk it through with the patient
Curriculum
See all 17 cases →17 cases in the nine units of the course
Each case has a patient chart, items with rationales, a student Word activity and a faculty answer key.
Unit 1Body and Mind
2 cases- Exam stress and the HPA axis
- Normal development or a problem?
Unit 2Communication in the Medical Setting
2 cases- The seven steps of the consultation
- Role-play in threes (group)
Unit 3Changing Health Behavior
1 case- Quitting smoking after a heart attack (group)
Unit 4Life Style Change
1 case- Prediabetes, weight and a busy life
Unit 5Illness Perception
1 case- Why he stopped his blood pressure pills
Unit 6Adapting to Illness
1 case- A student adjusts to type 1 diabetes (group)
Unit 7Psychological Care
1 case- Anxiety before an operation
Unit 8How Do I Become a Good Doctor
3 cases- Professional conduct and teamwork (group)
- Choking and adult Basic Life Support
Unit 9Anatomy of Upper & Lower Limbs
5 cases- Shoulder dislocation and ankle sprain
- Hip fracture (group), neck and back pain
Inside MindMotionLab
See what students and faculty work with
Activity
Answer the items beside the chart.
Vital signs
Read the record like a clinician.
Grading
Grade with the key and model answers in view.
For colleges
For colleges →One workspace for your first-year course
College admin
- Manage faculty accounts
- Add your logo and colours
- Follow every assignment
Faculty
- Assign cases to a class or a team
- Grade open responses with model answers
- Download Excel grading sheets
Student
- Review a full patient chart
- Practise consultations and BLS steps
- Learn from rationales and the course reference
How it works
From assignment to grade in four steps
Faculty assign
Pick cases, choose a class or team, set a due date
Students review the chart
Each case opens its patient chart and handoff report
Answer and upload
Answer the items in the chart and upload the Word activity
Faculty grade
Objective items are scored; faculty grade the rest and give feedback
Security & privacy
Safe by design
Fictional patients only; students never see keys, rationales or model answers before their work is graded.
How we protect your program →- No real patient data
- Role-based access
- Colleges kept separate
- Keys, rationales and model answers stay private until graded
- Same secure account as ChartLab
- Nothing to install
Give your first-year students real patients to learn from
Case-based practice for Foundations of Medical Practice.