A Cited Attending For Every Case
Clinical case discussions are coming to Osler: present a case, work the differential step by step, and get teaching points that carry the same citations as every Osler answer.
Sudden pleuritic chest pain
Acute dyspnea · onset 3 hours ago
The problem
Cases Teach. Attendings Are Busy.
Case-based discussion is where clinical reasoning is actually built — and one of the scarcest resources in training.
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Feedback depends on who’s on shift
The quality of case-based teaching varies with staffing, workload and luck. Your learning shouldn’t.
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Textbook cases aren’t your cases
Written cases come pre-packaged with their answer. Real reasoning means working forward from an undifferentiated presentation.
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Unsourced teaching points linger
A remembered pearl with no reference is hard to check and easy to outgrow. Teaching should come with its evidence.
Coming soon
Present the Case, Work It Up
Case-first conversations are coming to Osler: you will present the history, labs and imaging, then work the differential step by step — the way you would with an attending who always has time.
- Case presentations with history, labs and imaging
- A differential worked stepwise, not revealed
- Teaching that follows your reasoning
- Designed as a discussion, not a lookup
Sudden pleuritic pain, HR 112, SpO₂ 91% on room air
Differential — worked stepwise
Cited reasoning
Teaching Points You Can Check
When case discussions arrive, teaching points will carry the same evidence trail as every Osler answer today — inline citations across eleven source families, one click from the primary source.
- The same eleven source families
- Inline citations on every teaching point
- Primary sources one click away
- Reasoning you can verify, not just recall
In haemodynamically stable PE, start anticoagulation without delay — a direct oral anticoagulant such as apixaban is preferred over VKA therapy.
Clinical guideline
2019 ESC Guidelines on Acute Pulmonary Embolism
European Society of Cardiology · cited with society and year
One click to the primary source
Live today
The Foundation Already Answers
The engine case discussions will build on is live now: ask Osler any clinical question and get a cited answer — with drug interactions checked automatically and guidelines cited by society and year.
- Cited clinical Q&A is live today
- Automatic drug interaction checks
- Guidelines cited with society and year
- Conversation history saved and searchable
Live in Osler today
Guidelines cited
Society + year
Interaction checks
Automatic, in chat
Literature cited
PubMed · Cochrane
ICD-11 coding
WHO classification
Clinical case discussions
Coming soon- Present history, labs and imaging
- Work the differential stepwise
- Teaching points cited the same way
Case Teaching Today. Case Discussions With Osler.
Case discussions are in development — here is the shape of them, next to how case learning works now.
Case learning today
- Teaching quality depends on the rotation
- Pearls passed on without references
- Cases end when the shift does
- Reasoning practiced only at the bedside
- Answers first, reasoning skipped
- Waiting for the feature
With Osler
- A cited discussion will always be available
- Teaching points will carry inline citations
- Discussions will be saved like every Osler chat
- Present a case whenever you want the reps
- The differential will be worked stepwise
- Cited answers, interactions and guidelines — live now
How a Case Discussion Will Run
The planned shape of a case discussion — grounded in the citation engine that is already live.
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Present
Share the history, examination, labs and imaging as you would at the bedside.
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Work the differential
Osler will probe and narrow with you, step by step — not skip to the answer.
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Learn, with citations
Teaching points will arrive cited across the same eleven source families.
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Keep the case
Discussions will be saved and searchable, like every Osler conversation.
Connected to the Prognia ecosystem
Built on What Is Already Live
Case discussions extend the cited chat that answers clinicians today.
Grounded in Learning Science
The evidence behind teaching medicine through cases.
Questions about Case Discussions
Case Discussions Are Coming. The Citations Already Work.
Ask Osler cited clinical questions today — and be there when case discussions arrive.
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