The Clinical Labs build draft cases, decision points, and the mindset shifts each program needs to land. The Audience Simulator™ is the brain behind the program — pressure-testing those cases, polling questions, objections, discussion prompts, and the stewardship, admission-avoidance, and referral-pathway messaging against simulated clinicians before any program goes live.
Each Lab is a working draft of a peer-to-peer case: branching decision points, outcomes, and the mindset shift the program needs to land. The Labs surface teaching points, polling stems, likely objections, and discussion prompts you can carry directly into a program build.
Open a LabPressure-test the case, polls, objections, discussion prompts, and the stewardship, admission-avoidance, and referral-pathway messaging against simulated clinician personas. Compare how each stakeholder reacts side-by-side, so every program addresses the beliefs and decision drivers most relevant to each audience before deployment.
Open the Simulator"Should this patient receive tebipenem?"
"Can this patient safely go home sooner?"
"How should I manage resistant cUTI differently?"
Stress-test the realism, tension, and decision points of each case.
Find stems that surface real disagreement, not the obvious answer.
Surface the pushbacks each audience will actually raise in the room.
Pick prompts that move the conversation instead of stalling it.
Make the stewardship story land with ID, pharmacy, and the prescribers in the room.
Sharpen the case for keeping appropriate patients out of the hospital.
Clarify when and how outpatient teams should hand off — and to whom.