SynapsePortal brings SynapseFacilitator and SynapsePPJ together in one browser-based training environment. Instructors control the scenario while learners assess, treat, communicate, and document the simulated patient.
The modules are development previews for authorised institutional and private users. They can be used independently or connected to support a complete simulation workflow.
There is no public download or self-service registration. Access is coordinated directly with authorised institutions and private users.
Controls the case, patient development, observations, and participating units.
Receives the assignment and supports realistic assessment, treatment, and documentation.
SynapseFacilitator and SynapsePPJ have separate jobs. Together, they allow an instructor-controlled scenario to continue directly into the learner's assessment and documentation workflow.
An instructor-facing simulation tool for preparing cases, controlling patient development, and coordinating the scenario without revealing hidden information to learners.
A simulated prehospital patient journal where learners receive assignments, assess the patient, record clinical developments, and practise realistic documentation.
In a connected session, information can move between the instructor's simulation environment and the learner's journal workflow. That allows the clinical scenario, observations, decisions, and documentation to remain part of the same exercise.
Instructor manages the simulated patient.
Learners assess and treat the case.
The encounter is recorded in SynapsePPJ.
The instructor prepares a session, selects a case, and makes the required simulation modules available.
Participating units join through the browser and receive their incident or patient assignment.
The facilitator controls the case while learners assess, communicate, treat, and document.
Enabled modules exchange simulated incident, patient, and observation data during the exercise.
The completed scenario can support structured reflection, documentation review, and team debriefing.
Let students practise documentation alongside clinical assessment and simulation-based learning.
Run controlled patient cases with developments that respond to the actions of the participating team.
Train the structure, sequence, and clinical reasoning involved in completing a prehospital journal.
Coordinate several units, roles, and participants within the same simulated incident.
Give educators a central place to manage cases, learners, patient information, and progression.
Use SynapseFacilitator or SynapsePPJ separately when a fully connected exercise is not required.
SynapsePortal is not a public release and has no public download or self-service registration. Authorised institutions and private users can contact Synapse Studio about development access.
