RMGN / Technology
It could work differently.
A tool should earn its place in someone's day. The work here starts by asking what a person needs to do, then building a way to do it.
Find your words before the real encounter.
A clinical encounter asks for more than knowing the answer. It asks you to listen, find the right words, and respond to the person in front of you. Elvyn is a bilingual simulation platform for nursing education, being built around that moment.
An education and research prototype. Development is ongoing.
A place to try. And try again.
Arrive with context
Choose a scenario and prepare for the encounter. Know who you are meeting and what you want to practise.
Find your words
Speak with a simulated patient. Follow the conversation and make decisions as it unfolds.
Take something with you
Pause after the encounter. Reflect on the choices you made and what you would approach differently.
Sometimes, the idea has wheels.
A self-built electric skateboard belongs here too. It is an earlier experiment in making an idea work outside a screen. A closer look at that build will follow.