Acute Worsening Back Pain (with Left Leg Symptoms)

A patient simulates a diabetes patient to test Qu's ability to follow essential care steps, including confirming follow-up, reviewing symptoms and health metrics, and conducting a comprehensive patient assessment across key areas such as blood sugar, medications, weight, activity, comorbidities, and vaccinations.

A user simulates being a patient recently discharged after knee replacement surgery showcases Qu's ability to monitor post-operative care, focusing on recovery progress, pain management, mobility, and rehabilitation.

Dr. Yen tests Qu by simulating a type 2 diabetes patient. This scenario demonstrates Qu conducting a weekly assessment. During these assessments, Qu monitors glucose levels, checks for new symptoms, reviews the patient's diet, ensures medication adherence, and supports lifestyle changes such as physical activity and weight management.

In this scenario, Dr. Tarr simulates a female patient to evaluate Qu's ability to conduct a comprehensive new patient health check. Qu assesses the patient’s medical history, including family history, past surgeries, chronic conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors. Additionally, Qu discusses potential health risks and provides lifestyle recommendations to help the patient manage their health. This evaluation establishes a baseline of the patient’s health, supporting ongoing care and future health assessments.

Dr. Yen simulates a patient to showcase Qu's capability to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of current medications, focusing on assessing adherence, identifying potential side effects, and reviewing effectiveness to support optimal therapeutic outcomes.

In this example we see how a heavy smoker goes through routine lung cancer screening to evaluate Qu's outreach skills, guiding the patient through the screening process and addressing any questions they may have.

In this scenario we see how Qu manages a realistic simulation of a follow-up with a chronic kidney disease patient, ensuring Qu follows key care steps with precision, from confirming follow-up and reviewing symptoms to discussing blood pressure, lab results, and medication adherence. With a focus on diet and effective conversation closure, Qu ensures every step is covered for optimal patient interaction.

Dr. Tarr tests Qu by simulating a patient on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) who is having their therapy evaluated. In this scenario, Qu provides guidance and management tailored to patients on HRT, addressing relevant symptoms, monitoring health outcomes, and ensuring effective management of therapy specifically for menopause.

Dr. Yen simulates a patient with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and gluten intolerance. In this scenario, Qu evaluates the patient’s dietary habits and food triggers. This thorough assessment helps pinpoint specific foods that may exacerbate symptoms and informs strategies for effective management of the patient’s conditions.

In this scenario, Dr. Tarr simulates a patient with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) to evaluate Qu's ability to manage this condition. Qu monitors GERD symptoms to identify patterns and assesses treatment effectiveness. Qu checks treatment adherence and provides tailored dietary and lifestyle advice to help reduce flare-ups, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to supporting patients with GERD.

A user simulates going through the 30-day wellness goal planning program with Qu. He observes how Qu helps the user set health goals for the next 30 days, covering areas like lifestyle changes, nutrition, physical activity, and emotional well-being. The user ensures that Qu provides them with the tools and resources needed for sustained health improvement

Dr. Tarr simulates a female patient undergoing a pre-consultation assessment for a coloproctology appointment, where symptoms, family history, prior screenings, and other key medical history such as past surgeries, chronic conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors are reviewed to prepare for the consultation. This scenario demonstrates Qu’s ability to compile and pass on a comprehensive history summary to the clinician ahead of the appointment, ensuring they are informed and ready to address the patient’s specific needs.

Dr. Yen tests Qu by simulating a daily check-in with an assisted living resident, assessing Qu’s ability to facilitate daily support effectively. During this process, Qu ensures residents receive the attention they need by coordinating care services, arranging transportation for medical appointments, and monitoring any changes in their well-being. Each day, Qu makes a call or sends a message to check in with residents, providing a compassionate and steady presence that reinforces a sense of security and support in their daily lives. Through these interactions, Qu demonstrates a commitment to fostering residents' comfort and ensuring that their essential needs are met promptly and reliably.

Demonstration of a clinician setting up a new task for Qu. In this the clinician has a conversation with Qu, in real-time, to setup the task of reaching out to patients that haven't done their smear test yet and explaining to them why they should do it. This demonstrates Qu's ability to communicate in real-time with clinicians, setup and adjust tasks based on the clinicians requirements and to assign a schedule to the task.

A simulated patient is undergoing a flu vaccination check. He observes how Qu asks about the user’s vaccination status, collects relevant health information with consent prior to the vaccination, and provides details about the vaccine’s benefits. Qu addresses any concerns, gathers important health information for the care team, and offers support throughout the process.

Prof Dr. Fernandes simulates a 65-year-old male patient with symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Qu conducts a comprehensive evaluation, and Prof Dr. Fernandes ensures that Qu provides precise guidance for further investigation and treatment, confirming its responses are accurate and trustworthy in managing this condition.

Dr. Pratap Gupta simulates a patient with lower back pain to ensure Qu provides safe, accurate, and patient-centered responses. Through realistic scenarios, Dr. Pratap Gupta evaluates Qu on key steps: conducting thorough symptom assessments, reviewing patient history and medications, generating accurate hypotheses, and offering well-informed investigation and treatment recommendations. Dr. Pratap Gupta also verifies that Qu provides appropriate specialist referrals—helping elevate the quality and safety of patient interactions.

Prof. Shafi Ahmed tests Qu by simulating a male patient with symptoms of bowel obstruction. He observes how Qu assesses patient symptoms, gathers relevant history, and asks questions about potential risk factors and symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, and constipation. Prof. Ahmed ensures Qu provides accurate prompts for further investigation or immediate care, validating its responses for reliability and safety in addressing this critical condition.

Dr. Khayat tests Qu by simulating a male patient with COPD symptoms. She observes how Qu identifies the patient’s fatigue, gathers relevant medical history, and explores potential risk factors and symptoms such as sleep difficulties, shortness of breath, and chest pain. Dr. Khayat ensures that Qu provides accurate guidance for further investigation and treatment, validating its responses for reliability and safety in managing this chronic condition.

Rebecca Love tests Qu by simulating a male patient with knee tightness and soreness three days after surgery. She observes how Qu assesses symptoms, gathers relevant history, and asks questions to check for complications like worsening pain, fever, redness, or discharge. Rebecca ensures Qu provides accurate reassurance that these symptoms are typical in post-surgical recovery.

Dr. Pillay tests Qu by simulating a male patient with type 2 diabetes undergoing a type 2 diabetes check in assessment. He observes how Qu performs an in-depth evaluation to manage diabetes and address complications.