History taking
A real interview, spoken out loud.
Students lead the conversation in their own words: chief complaint, history of present illness, past history. The patient answers out loud, true to the case.
DeweMED
A product of Dewe AI
Talk to the patient. Out loud.
AI clinical simulation for medical students. Students see an AI-generated patient just as they would in a real visit: hold the button, speak, and the patient answers out loud.
Through the student’s eyes
One encounter, start to finish.
Voice conversation, physical exam, tests, instant scoring, coach, and tutor. Everything the student sees, in just over a minute.
Step by step
The encounter
Four steps, just like in clinic.
The simulation follows the reasoning of a real visit, and each step is scored at the end.
Workup
Examine, measure, and order tests.
The physical exam uses instruments: thermometer, pulse oximeter, blood pressure cuff, auscultation, and palpation. Tests come back with results, straight into the chart.
Diagnosis
Put the pieces together and decide.
With the history, the exam, and the results in hand, students form a diagnostic hypothesis. Then they explain it to the patient, just as they would in clinic.
Management
Decide what to do next.
Treatment, patient guidance, and next steps. When the student finishes, AI scores the whole encounter and opens the report.
Physical exam and labs
Examine. Order tests. Investigate.
Every instrument returns a reading, and every test comes back with results. Students decide what to investigate, and in what order.
Thermometer
38.7°C
Pulse oximeter
97% SpO2
Blood pressure cuff
118/76mmHg
Auscultation
Palpation
A hands-on physical exam, just like in clinic.
Tests · complete blood count
- Hemoglobin
- 14.6g/dL
- Hematocrit
- 43%
- White blood cells
- 3,900/mm³
- Platelets
- 187,000/mm³
Illustrative values from a sample case.
AI assessment
Instant scores. Feedback that teaches.
When the student finishes, AI scores the encounter across all four steps, from 0 to 100. The score never comes alone:
- Strengths: what the student did well.
- What was missing: what was left out at each step.
- Instructor’s answer key: what was expected, as defined by the case author.
Encounter report
Example
Paula Soares · Gynecology
History taking84/100
Workup76/100
Diagnosis90/100
Management71/100
StrengthWas welcoming and listened to the patient’s worries.
What was missingIntroducing yourself to the patient at the start of the visit.
Instructor’s answer keyExpected: introduce yourself, answer her questions, and reassure the patient.
Tutor and coach
Support during and after.
Stuck? The tutor guides you.
Optional. The tutor follows the encounter and corrects in real time. In this mode, the score is for practice and does not count toward the grade.
Afterward, talk it over with the coach.
At the end, a voice coach talks with the student about the encounter: what went well, where they got stuck, and what to take into the next one.
Portuguese and English
An international curriculum, inside the encounter.
Students choose the language before entering the exam room. In English, the patient speaks English, and the feedback and report arrive in English too. Clinical practice and language in one exercise, for schools that are internationalizing their curriculum.
For faculty
Faculty always come first.
Cases, answer keys, and materials come from faculty. AI takes the repetitive work off their plate: it builds the case, gives the first score, and organizes class data. The final call is always theirs.
Case creation
Describe the case. AI builds the simulation.
Faculty describe the patient in their own words, the way they would to a colleague. AI asks for what is missing, such as vital signs, exam findings, and expected tests, and delivers a case ready for review, answer key included.
Assessments and exercises
Exams with clear rules. Unlimited practice.
Assessments are graded: they have a time window, an attempt limit, an optional timer, and a rule for which score counts. Exercises stay out of the grade, and students can redo them as often as they like. Notifications reach the class at the right time.
Class dashboard
See where the class struggles, before the exam.
The class average shows up for every step of the encounter, and each student has a full report. If the class does well on history taking but drops on management, faculty know what to reinforce in the next session.
Materials and network
What one instructor creates, the whole institution can use.
Cases, questions, and lectures live in one place and can be reused with other classes. A lecture becomes a PDF, flashcards, and a podcast for students to study. Questions published to the question bank can be copied by other faculty, so the institution’s knowledge keeps growing.
Scores with review
AI gives the first score. Faculty give the last.
Faculty can adjust any step of the assessment. Every adjustment is logged with its rationale, and the original score is never lost.
Ready to talk about a pilot?
We show you Dewe Med in action. Then, together with your program leadership, we design a pilot for your class.
Or write directly to contato@deweai.com