Academic electronic medical record for simulation
The electronic patient record built for simulation — with Australian charts built in
- Authorised Australia & New Zealand exclusive distributor
- AI-assisted marking and feedback
- Trusted by 30+ institutions worldwide
reported greater realism than paper notes
reported improved learning outcomes
recommended continued use of SimEPR
Your graduates will work in digital hospitals.
Most of them are still learning on paper.
Paper charts break the realism of an otherwise high-fidelity scenario, take time to prepare and reset, and leave no consistent record to debrief from. Educators end up rebuilding the same drug charts and observation sheets for every session, and learners meet an electronic record for the first time on a real ward. SimEPR closes that gap without asking your IT team to stand up a clinical system.
Benefits for learners, faculty and institutions
SimEPR supports realistic digital simulation training while helping faculty reduce preparation time, improve feedback and deliver scalable simulation-based education.
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| Benefits to learners | Benefits to education staff and faculty | Benefit to academic institutions |
| Improve training fidelity, strengthen learning outcomes and build confidence with digital clinical workflows before entering practice. | Reduce preparation time, monitor learner activity and use digital records to support richer debriefing, feedback and assessment. | Deliver scalable, paperless simulation education while supporting digital readiness, sustainability and tariff-eligible simulation programmes, including Simulated Practice Learning (SPL) placements. |
How SimEPR works
Build confidence in digital clinical workflows with SimEPR.
SimEPR brings realistic electronic patient records into simulation-based learning, giving learners the opportunity to practise everyday digital clinical workflows in a safe, controlled environment.
Designed for both learners and educators, the web-based platform combines a realistic learner-facing patient record with intuitive faculty tools for scenario creation, live control, monitoring and debriefing. With no installation required, SimEPR can be accessed across computers and tablets for flexible learning in a range of simulation environments.
A realistic electronic patient record for learners
Give learners hands-on experience with the digital workflows they will encounter in clinical practice, from documenting patient care and reviewing observations to prescribing medications, requesting investigations and making referrals.
- Documentation
Create and review clinical notes, proformas and patient records in a realistic digital environment. - Observations and charts
Review electronic observations, clinical charts and fluid balance information to support assessment and decision-making. - Prescribing
Build confidence in reviewing, prescribing and administering medications within a simulated clinical workflow. - Investigations
Request and review blood gas, laboratory and radiology results as part of realistic patient scenarios. - Requests and referrals
Practise requesting investigations, making referrals and documenting clinical requests clearly and effectively. - Primary and secondary care
Support learning across hospital, general practice and community care with EMR environments designed to reflect different clinical settings.
Australian observation charts,
e-prescribing and guidelines — built in
Most academic EMRs teach learners a record they will never see again. SimEPR was extended for Australian practice with Australian universities, so what learners document in simulation is what they will document on placement.
- ADDS, ViCTOR, QADDS and CEWT adult and paediatric observation systems, developed with Australian universities
- Australian e-prescribing and medication charts
- Form Builder for documentation templates aligned to national guidance and regional protocols
- Customisable guidelines toolbar with in-app access to local, state and national clinical guidance
- Smart automation that auto-generates observations and investigation results as the scenario unfolds
- Hospital, GP and community record styles, so the record matches the setting you are teaching
Implementing SimEPR with our program has been a transformative step, enhancing how we design, deliver and debrief our simulation activities…
… we view SimEPR not just as a tool, but as an essential, integrated component of our simulation program.
Prof Adam Montagu, Dr. Luke Vater, Adelaide University
One platform. Three ways to run it
Single-Sim
Single-patient, manikin-based simulation for hospital departments and skills labs. Faculty control the record live from the Controller.
| Capacity | One patient, one bedside |
| Best for | Hospital sim departments, skills labs |
SimWard
Collaborative ward simulation with up to 15 patients and multiple learners — built for interprofessional education and simulated placement hours.
| Capacity | Up to 15 patients, multi-learner |
| Best for | IPE cohorts, simulated placement |
SimClass
Independent, objective-based cases for up to 250 learners per session, in the classroom or remotely, with marking and feedback.
| Capacity | Up to 250 learners per session |
| Best for | Large cohorts, remote and blended |
Packages
Annual license pricing plans for Hospital and University simulation departments
EssentialSimEPR single-simulation A package for hospital simulation departments. Run controlled, single-patient simulations with monitoring and debriefing tools. |
AdvancedSimEPR + SimWard + SimClass A complete package for universities and hospitals, offering ward-based capabilities and independant simulated learning in the classroom or home. |
ExtendedSimEPR + SimWard + SimClass Our most comprehensive package offering ward-based simulation, independant simulated learning and priority support. |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
An academic EMR is an electronic patient record built for teaching rather than for patient care. SimEPR looks and behaves like a hospital record — documentation, observations, prescribing, results — but it holds simulated patients, carries no real patient data, and gives faculty control over what learners see and when.
Yes. ADDS, ViCTOR, QADDS and CEWT adult and paediatric observation and escalation systems are built in, developed with Australian universities, alongside Australian e-prescribing and medication charts.
No. SimEPR is web-based and runs in a browser on computers and tablets. There is nothing to install on your network, and no integration with a clinical system is required.
Yes. Single-Sim supports manikin-based bedside scenarios, SimWard supports collaborative ward simulation, and SimClass runs independent objective-based cases for large cohorts in the classroom or remotely.
SimEPR is licensed annually in three tiers — Essential, Advanced and Extended — based on the modes included and the capacity you need. Mediquip provides an indicative budget after a 20-minute scoping call.
Yes. Mediquip is the authorised distributor of SimEPR for Australia and New Zealand, providing supply, faculty training, local first-line support and annual licence management.
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