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Capsule works with medical schools offering a cutting-edge learning platform that brings clinical cases to life. It helps students gain confidence in their clinical reasoning skills by making diagnostic and therapeutic decisions and prepares them for the challenges of real-world clinical practice by using the quizzes based on realistic clinical scenarios.

An extensive clinical cases resource bank

Capsule is a medical learning app which contains over 700 clinical cases and 3,700 questions created by senior clinicians and the clinical faculty at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, and takes learning beyond textbooks.

Realistic clinical scenarios, developed to help learners to practise their diagnostic and decision-making skills, are sorted into four categories: Medicine, Specialties, Surgery, and Therapeutics. They include clinical cases, for example, from the field of haematology, neurology, neurosurgery, oncology, elderly care, paediatrics, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, general practice, infection, and anaesthesia. Each clinical case is followed by a single answer and multiple-choice quizzes with 3D models, X-ray and ECG images. Learners’ study results are scored, their progress within each category is monitored and extensive, immediate feedback is provided.

Capsule can be used anytime and anywhere. It can be accessed both, offline and online, via the website and mobile phone. The platform is suitable for individual students, but also it can be implemented into a university´s curriculum.

See the links below to explore more about this unique, dynamic learning tool that brings together clinical knowledge and innovation.

Further reading:

How to use Capsule the medical learning app for students?

What do Capsule users value most about the clinical learning platform?

Videos that introduce main features of the app:

Information for medical institutions

Information for students