American Board of Family Practice, Inc.

American Board of Family Medicine, Inc.

Guy H Roussel

Michael D Hagen

Walton Sumner

Richard J Rovinelli

Jinzhong Xu

Jin Zhong Xu

The present invention is generally related to a computer architecture and process for evaluating and reporting on a user's competence in managing a simulation of a complex system modeled in a computer based testing and training system. The simulation may be called a 'virtual system.' The method generates evaluation criteria responsive to a user profile, user choices in managing the virtual system, and events that occur during a simulation, in addition to the original state of the system. The method produces summary evaluations responsive to a plurality of characteristics of the simulated system. The implementation may be advantageously employed to evaluate a medical clinician's management of computer-simulated human patients, hereinafter called 'virtual patients'. The present invention is also suitable for evaluation of user management of a plurality of complex systems including but not limited to animals, plants, cells, machines, and populations.

Computer architecture and process of user evaluation

The present invention relates to a computer implemented system and method for generating and interacting with a multi-factoral patient simulation responsive to user queries and interventions.

Computer architecture and process of patient generation evolution, and simulation for computer based testing system

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Lexington, KY, United States of America

Guy H Roussel