Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
NAADI, the clinical competence simulator
An allied-health training system puts learners in timed, vernacular patient cases where they talk, order tests, and receive a replayable competence grade.
Field notes
Cases run on a fifteen-minute clock and combine patient dialogue, orders, changing vitals, and a graded sequence. The homepage shows a Marathi cardiac presentation with HR 104, BP 148/92, inferior ST elevation, aspirin administration, and nitroglycerin withheld. Its stated model uses deterministic physiology and a fail-closed examiner, while the broader system proposes replayable evidence, competency decay tracking, grounded notes, and faculty-authored dry runs.
Observed signals
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