An emergency medicine education platform for clinicians and trainees — for educational use only, not a substitute for clinical judgement or formal medical advice.
An ecosystem of AI-assisted platforms for ED clinicians, trainees, and educators. Evidence-grounded. Source-cited. Designed for real shifts.
Ask anything in emergency medicine — a presentation to work up, a topic to teach, a drug, an exam question. It reasons like a FACEM, grounds answers in fifty-two evidence-mapped pathways, and cites Australian-first guidelines. Right here, no account needed.
Open the app once and these tools are all there. Each has a direct link, so you can bookmark or share the exact module — calculators, exam mode, toxidromes, ECG interpreter, and more.
ACEM Primary and Fellowship MCQ banks, VIVA trainer with voice playback, OSCE scenarios with critical actions, and structured SAQ practice.
Start exam prep →Pathways, calculators, toxidromes, ventilation manager, fracture assessment, POCUS interpretation. Open one tool, get an answer.
Open bedside tools →Teaching mode, scenario library, ISBAR handover generators, resus simulator with debrief prompts, nursing teaching notes.
Build a session →An excellent, impressive and immediate resource.
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.
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.
This ED AI Tutor has been quite a 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 draws from reliable resources — no AI hallucinations so far. If you are a trainee just needing a quick reference, this tutor is an excellent addition to your toolkit.
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.
This is an excellent resource for ED clinicians. All the information generated is from established sources, limiting non-relevant sources and avoiding unnecessary information. It generates summaries for a clinical course of action and also for a research-based question. Easy to use and a friendly tool.
The AI research assistant is an excellent adjunct for building a robust literature review, delivering accurate references that are easily traceable. Nevertheless, it remains a tool that relies on human direction, where independent analysis is still required to truly guide and influence clinical practice.