About Us
Transforming Medical Education
vDOC was built for medical students. It's the tool we have always wanted.
Who we are is simple, we are a group of people who love learning new things. Founder and creator Dr. Bryce Arnold DO, is a practicing internal medicine hospitalist.
What's next for vDOC is going to be up to its users. There are many more cases to add, social complexities, and additional interactions that can be added.
We can't wait to announce new upcoming features, and get feedback on vDOC's core!
Built for everyone
Dr. Bryce Arnold DO welcomes you to vDOC!
vDOC was built to give everyone a private place to freely Practice Medicine in preparation for the complex performance of modern patient care.
This is just the beginning for vDOC, we are so excited to take feedback and continue to innovate so this tool can help us all on our never ending efforts to give the best patient care possible.
FAQs
Treatment recommendations are based on evidence-based medicine and industry-accepted best practices.
While VR technology is exciting, we've chosen not to incorporate it into vDOC for several reasons:
Cost Barrier: VR equipment can be expensive, which would limit accessibility for many students.
Limited Added Value: Our proprietary physical exam provide approximately 90% of the educational value of a hands-on exam without the need for VR.
Focus on Clinical Reasoning: vDOC prioritizes developing clinical reasoning skills, and verbalization skills with a patient, which don't necessarily benefit from VR integration.
Accessibility: Our current platform allows users to access simulations from any compatible device without additional hardware.
vDOC is designed primarily for medical students and residents. However, it can be valuable for a range of learners, from early medical
students to practicing physicians looking to refine their skills.
No, account sharing is strictly prohibited. After purchasing, a license key will be provided that will only work one time, on one use, and on one machine.
No, all patient data in vDOC simulations is fictitious and created for educational purposes only. However, our cases are designed to closely mimic real-world scenarios.
Each patient has a highly detailed and robust data set that is coupled with the vDOC Framework, so the patient changes based on the medical students' treatment.
We take data security seriously. All data is stored on secure servers, and we implement robust security measures to protect your personal information and usage data. For more details, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
No. With your purchased license key, you have unlimited access to all available cases. We encourage frequent practice to maximize your learning.
Macintosh
• macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer
• Apple Silicon (M2+ recommended)
• 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended)
• 8 GB available storage
Note: Intel-based Macs are not supported.
Windows
• Windows 11
• Intel 12th Gen, Ryzen 5000 series, or newer
• 16 GB RAM
• 8 GB available storage
Performance can vary depending on hardware.
We recommend testing the demo to confirm your system runs smoothly.
We're committed to continuously expanding our library of cases and features. The vDOC framework allows our teams to quickly add cases based on need and feedback. Once in production, new cases and features associated with new cases will frequently show up in vDOC. At launch have 20 Cases. Users will be notified via email about significant additions.
vDOC offers a wide range of medical simulations covering various specialties and scenarios commonly encountered in the United States healthcare system. Our cases are designed to challenge and improve clinical reasoning, diagnosis, patient interactions, and treatment planning skills. Patients in vDOC react to the medical students care in real time. vDOC brings together all hospitals systems needed to perform care just like in real life, Conversational AI allows the students to practice verbalizing care and treatments, and lastly the real-time feedback as the case progresses is already proving to drastically improve information retention.
After each case, you will be shown a comprehensive evaluation of your performance. This includes an assessment of your history-taking, physical examination, lab orders, and treatment decisions that apply to that specific patient encounter. The evaluation compares your choices to best practices and provides detailed feedback. We are working on tools to provide insights and additional ways to analyze and learn from each case.
While vDOC is a powerful learning tool, it is not currently accredited for official continuing medical education (CME)credits. Always check with your institution or licensing board for approved CME sources.
Our support team is available to help with any technical issues. You can reach out to them at support@vdocai.com. Joining our Discord is the fastest way to get support.
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