Clinical Odyssey is an evidence-based online simulation learning system,
a new way of improving the clinical acumen of medical students and professionals.
Improve skills without harming real patients.
Reinforce knowledge alone, or with others.
Learn anytime, anywhere, and at any pace.
Learn more and faster with an effective game structure.
Access over 600 different stories, and counting.
Find relevant, up-to-date, and accurate information.
Rely on content peer reviewed by specialists.
Have fun learning, one bite-sized session at a time.
Improve skills without harming real patients.
Reinforce knowledge alone, or with others.
Learn anytime, anywhere, and at any pace.
Learn more and faster with an effective game structure.
Access over 600 different stories, and counting.
Find relevant, up-to-date, and accurate information.
Rely on content peer reviewed by specialists.
Have fun learning, one bite-sized session at a time.
Adventure scenarios for practicing management skills.
Prognosis: Your DiagnosisShort case studies for practicing diagnostic skills.
Adventure scenarios for practicing management skills.
Short case studies for practicing diagnostic skills.
Succinct reference articles for refreshing knowledge.
MCQ BankMultiple choice questions for exam-style practice.
Physician-moderated discussion boardQuestion and answer forums for the more challenging inquiries.
Succinct reference articles for refreshing knowledge.
Multiple choice questions for exam-style practice.
Question and answer forums for the more challenging inquiries.
Every case study, scenario and reference article available in Clinical Odyssey is carefully reviewed by the MJ International Medical Board (IMB). IMB members are experienced specialists accredited by the governing body in their country of practice, or senior specialist trainees enrolled in a fully accredited program.
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6,500,000+
medical students and physicians
Chosen by
70+
medical schools and university libraries
Mentioned by
30+
peer reviewed publications
The NLN continues to enhance its educational services by adding Clinical Odyssey to its list of recommended tools. With more than 40,000 individual and 1,200 institutional members, the NLN supports the U.S. national healthcare system by strengthening nurse practitioners’ clinical skills across all specialties.
Oxford University Press and Drs. Sugand, Berry, Yusuf, Janjua and Bird offer a trove of tips for excelling at school. Among their recommendations is Prognosis: Your Diagnosis, listed 3rd in its top ten apps for medical students. Prognosis “makes learning easier and smarter, more mobile and convenient, for medical students.”
FAMEMA faculty point to Prognosis: Your Diagnosis as their preferred clinical skills development app for students in their program’s Adult Health II and Maternal-Infant II stages. By doing so, instructors seek to train doctors capable of identifying their communities’ health needs, alleviating suffering and carrying out prevention effectively.