- Who can see this case? Rebuilding the institution boundary, and what it took to prove itBefore a university runs a pilot it asks one question about a platform, and it is not about features: whose data can whose account reach. Over the past few days we rebuilt where VARGATES Medical reads that from — and our own tests caught a filter that was valid SQL, raised no error, and admitted everybody who belonged anywhere.
- A course is accepted against a checklist, so we build it from the checklistA clinical procedure course is not marked on how it looks. It is marked against a table, and a course written in our own words is marked against wording it never used. Over two days at the end of August fourteen of our procedure courses were rebuilt row by row, and the comparison found a missing step, a third of one checklist that had never been carried across, a laterality error and a detail nobody had written down.
- Complement or competitor: where a virtual-patient simulator sits in a simulation catalogueIt is the first thing we put to a distributor who already carries simulation equipment: a virtual-patient simulator does not compete with that equipment, it sits beside it. What that means in practice — what a clinical-reasoning simulator trains, what it changes in a tender response, and where it does not fit at all.
