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ED AI Tutor

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Your Intelligent Companion for Emergency Medicine Learning

In real patient management clinician judgement FIRST, AI is a supportive tool

Emergency medicine training that saves lives.

ED AI Tutor offers clinicians, trainees, and educators in emergency medicine a comprehensive platform featuring real-world scenarios, structured reasoning tools, and exam resources—designed to enhance skills and improve patient outcomes.

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Access real-world emergency department scenarios for training.

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How to Use ED AI Tutor / Beta — Quick Guide

  1. Start a clinical case
    Ask things like:
  • “35-year-old chest pain — assess and manage.”
  • “7-year-old abdominal pain — what are the differentials?”
  • “Explain sepsis management.”

I will automatically generate:

  • ABCDE
  • Red flags
  • Differentials
  • Investigations
  • Management
  • Disposition
  • Safety-netting
  • Paediatric mode (<18 y)
  1. Teaching Mode
    Say: “Teach me [topic].”
    Examples: Hyperkalaemia, paediatric asthma, dizziness, ACS workup.
  2. Exam Mode (ACEM style)
    Try:
  • “Start exam mode.”
  • “Give me an ACEM SAQ.”
  • “Run an OSCE for asthma.”
  • “Give me 20 viva questions.”

Includes:

  • SAQs
  • Model answers
  • Viva questions
  • OSCE tasks
  • Critical actions
  1. Generate ED teaching tools
  • ISBAR handover
  • Discharge summaries
  • Flowcharts
  • Nursing teaching notes
  1. Guidelines on demand
  • RCH
  • PCH
  • SCHN
  • Starship
  • ANZCOR
  • WSES
  • NICE
  • DFTB

Just ask:
“Use RCH guideline for croup.”

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ED AI Tutor is for education only, not real-patient care.

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    Clinician Insight

    Prof Mark Fitzgerald

    Director ,Alfred Trauma Services / Director, National Trauma Research Institute

    ” An excellent, impressive and immediate resource “

    Kasun Weerakkody

    Emergency Medicine Specialist, Sri Lanka

    “As an Emergency Medicine clinician, this platform has become an invaluable learning resource. The case-based discussions are practical, clinically relevant, and mirror real challenges we face in the ED. Teaching is clear, evidence-based, and encourages critical thinking and decision-making. It’s also highly useful when preparing for the FACEM examination. Whether for trainees or practicing physicians, it consistently enhances confidence and improves patient care. I highly recommend it.”

    Jo

    FACEM

    “This ED AI Tutor has been quite game changer! It is intuitive fast and genuinely designed for emergency medicine clinicians and trainees! I love the design of the MCQ questions for practice and how it takes from reliable resources, No AI hallucinations so far. So if you are a trainee just needing a quick reference, this tutor is an excellent addition to your toolkit”

    Elena Wu

    ED Registrar

    “ED AI Tutor has been a good tool to initiate study sessions and formulate notes and presentations. I like especially how the tutor provides sources for me to continue my learning”

    Abhishek Mitra

    FACEM

    “ED AI Tutor is an outstanding resource for emergency medicine professionals. The platform brilliantly combines real-world scenarios with structured clinical reasoning and evidence-based content. Perfect for exam preparation and clinical education, it provides targeted, source-referenced guidance that enhances learning efficiency. An invaluable tool for trainees and educators alike”

    Jaycen Cruickshank

    FACEM

    “I am using AI to assist with plain language explanations of conditions. The ED AI tutor is better than ChatGPT open as it is more targeted in sources. It’s good to provide a succinct summary when telling the key features to a trainee for a clinical case. Less common presentations and a differential diagnosis is also helpful, and I can see the exam format being beneficial for exam preparation and at work. Thankfully these overlap.”

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