Clinical feed for physicians and mentors
Practice, results, and debriefs

VRM Clab — medical VR simulation and training

Clinicians publish results, ask questions, and discuss decisions after VR simulator sessions.

Cases, questions, and debriefs in one feedMetrics and results are available on the sitePeers discuss decisions and progress
How it works ↓
Clinician pathFeed, case, and discussion side by side
01The clinician completes a clinical scenario in the simulator
02The site receives the result, questions, and comments
03The team compares decisions and continues the debrief
Clinical resultDebrief is available immediately after case publication
84% success rate0 critical errors18 peer comments
FeedPublish caseAsk a questionOpen caseDiscussionsPeers onlineClinician path
What the product is

VRM Clab turns clinical cases into a feed where every debrief can be studied, discussed, and compared

  1. 01Clinical case

    A clinician completes a clinical case in the virtual reality simulator.

  2. 02Result on the site

    After the session, the website shows the result, timeline, and key metrics.

  3. 03Debrief in the feed

    The case becomes a post with context, questions, and notes for the team.

  4. 04Discussions

    Peers and mentors comment on decisions and keep the takeaways visible.

Who it is for

For clinicians, mentors, and medical teams that need to compare results and return to debriefs

Practicing clinicians

Publish cases, review results, and keep peer discussions close to the clinical context.

Educators and mentors

Review published cases, mark decisions, and leave clear comments for the team.

Medical organizations

Compare group results, find weak points, and plan additional practice.

What you can do

Browse the feed, publish cases, ask questions, and discuss results after each session

01Watch

The site shows session status, participant results, and clinical case context.

02Review

After the session, success rate, errors, time, and group comparison are visible.

03Publish

A clinician can share a result, add context, and open the case for peers.

04Discuss

Peers and mentors comment on decisions, ask questions, and save takeaways.

Community

Case discussion, mentor comments, and a clear history for every result

A feed around clinical cases

Clinicians publish cases, mentors add comments, and the team sees which decisions worked and where more practice is needed.

Publish case
Peer discussions
Clinician path
Mentor: good approach, but instrument choice on the second step is worth discussing.Peer: we had a similar case last week, so we can compare group results.Author: added context and a short comment to the result.
Now in VRM Clab

Every session immediately becomes a case: the result, question, and mentor comment are already waiting in the feed

On airupdates automatically
  • Cardiology · scenario completed

    84% success rate, 0 critical errors, case opened for the team.

  • Mentor added a comment

    Instrument choice on the second step and strong navigation were highlighted.

  • Group compared the trajectory

    The result is above median, and the next debrief is saved in the feed.

Before and after the session

Before VRM Clab, debriefs were split between notes and calls. Afterward, the team gets a case with metrics, takeaways, and group dynamics

Debrief materials
scattered notescase with timeline

decisions, errors, and result stay together

Feedback timing
debrief delayedfeedback right away

the mentor comments while context is fresh

Progress visibility
progress unclear+12% vs group

dynamics are clear without manual spreadsheets

Classic debrief vs VRM Clab

Instead of a verbal recap, the team gets a saved record of every scenario

After sessionimpressions and verbal notesstructured case with result
Errors and decisionsdetails are recalled latertimeline, metrics, and comments together
Mentor workcontext has to be collected manuallydebrief opens for the group immediately
Progress historylost between meetingskept in the feed and clinician profile
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