Scenario design
Lane Authoring
Build patient context, critical criteria, and the instructional structure of the Lane.
Built for live medical training
PulseForm connects scenario authoring, instructor-controlled execution, and objective Timeline capture into one continuous record — built to strengthen after-action review and improve instruction over time, without replacing instructor judgment.
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Built around instructor authority
Most training tools record fragments: a score, a checklist, a monitor value. PulseForm is built around the complete instructional chain — from scenario intent to live execution, objective Timeline, and after-action review — without taking authority away from the person running the scenario.
The instructor stays in command of the scenario, the patient, and the record. PulseForm supports that authority — it never acts autonomously and never overrides an instructor's decision.
PulseForm does not diagnose, treat, or make clinical decisions. It is a training and simulation platform only — never a diagnostic device or patient monitor.
Expected actions and critical criteria are written for the instructor. They are never shown to students during a run.
Analytics are meant to strengthen instruction and highlight practice — never to rank, condemn, or expose an individual's performance outside its intended review context.
The connected operating spine
PulseForm is not a vitals simulator. Every Lane follows the same disciplined path — one continuous, attributable record from the instructor's intent to what the student actually did.
Author scenario intent, patient context, and instructional structure.
Author starting physiology as three plain-language states — a starting point, an optional intermediate change, and the untreated endpoint if no effective intervention changes course.
Execute the Lane under direct instructor control — the instructor decides which patient the monitors are showing and how their condition presents.
Preserve objective events on a patient-attributed Timeline as they occur — not a reconstructed narrative afterward.
See what actually occurred, attributed to the right patient, in the order it happened.
Turn preserved evidence into a stronger after-action review.
Carry curriculum and performance learning forward across runs and cohorts.
PulseForm for iOS
A representative look at the current, real product — not a mockup. One instructor, one device, moving through the same disciplined path every time: author the Lane, control the patient, observe and reference in the moment, and capture what actually happened.
Scenario design
Build patient context, critical criteria, and the instructional structure of the Lane.
Instructor-controlled monitors
Drive the heart-rate display and open the SpO₂, EtCO₂, and blood-pressure monitors from one screen.
Instructor reference
Weight conversion, saved patient profiles, and route-specific dosing reference, without leaving the Lane.
Author Lanes and patient physiology in Lane Builder
Coming soonControl which patient the monitors are showing, mid-scenario
Coming soonRun standalone Pulse Ox, Capnography, BP, and Thermometer monitor tools
Coming soonReference Med Calc dosing support and Text-to-Speech patient communication
Coming soonPulseForm Portal
The Portal is PulseForm's web workspace for instructors and organization administrators — available from a desktop browser for the people who manage the program rather than run the scenario in the room. Some Portal areas are in preview, and others are still on the way.
Institutional adoption
PulseForm is built for organizations that train medics, EMS, paramedics, and tactical or austere medicine students under a real chain of instructional authority — not a consumer app repurposed for the classroom.
Currently onboarding a small number of qualified organizations for a limited evaluation partnership. Contact us to start that conversation.
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