You cannot learn case-taking from a textbook.
Take cases from an AI patient who answers the way real ones do. Work through 25 cases with the reasoning shown. Repertorise against Kent and see the arithmetic behind every score — because an answer you cannot reconstruct teaches you nothing.
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- Boericke monographs to look up
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- remedies scored against Kent’s grades
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- curated Kent rubrics across 23 chapters
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- worked cases with the remedy and the reasoning
What you practise on
The same clinical tooling qualified doctors use on this platform, with the reasoning left switched on.
AI patient simulator
Take a case from a simulated patient who answers the way patients actually do — vaguely, out of order, and only when asked properly. You cannot practise case-taking on a textbook, and you should not be practising it for the first time on a real person.
Worked practice cases
25 curated cases with the presenting picture, the rubrics that matter, the remedy that was given and why. Attempt it first, then compare your reasoning against the answer — the gap between the two is the thing worth studying.
Materia medica and repertory
652 Boericke monographs and a working repertory, searchable together. Look a remedy up while you are in the middle of a case rather than closing everything to find a book.
Repertorisation that shows its arithmetic
The same expert system practising doctors use. It prints how each score was reached — remedy grade × symptom intensity, rubric by rubric — so you can learn to repertorise rather than learn to trust an output.
Daily quiz
A short daily question with points and levels. Spaced repetition beats cramming for remedy keynotes, and this is the least painful version of it.
Progress you can see
Attempts, accuracy and what you keep getting wrong, tracked over time — so revision goes where it is needed instead of where it is comfortable.
What this is not
- •Not a qualification. Nothing here is accredited and no certificate it produces entitles you to practise. Your degree and your council registration do that.
- •Not a licence to treat. Prescribing to patients on Selvelia requires a verified registration, and the platform enforces it.
- •Not the whole repertory. 500 curated Kent rubrics is a fraction of the real text. Use this to practise; own a proper repertory.
- •Not a replacement for supervised clinical training. A simulated patient cannot be examined, and never surprises you the way a real one does.
Student plans
Priced for someone who is not earning yet. The materia medica and condition guides are free to everyone regardless.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this for?
BHMS students and recent graduates who have the theory and need case-taking practice. It assumes you already know what a rubric and a potency are — it is a practice environment, not a first textbook.
Is the repertory the full Kent?
No, and it would be easy to imply otherwise. Selvelia ships a curated 500-rubric subset of Kent across 23 chapters, against 242 remedies. The full repertory runs to tens of thousands of rubrics. The subset covers the sections that carry most general practice, and it is expanding — but you should still own a real repertory.
Does the AI tell me the right answer?
It shows you a reasoning trace — which symptoms mapped to which rubrics, and the arithmetic that produced each remedy score. That is deliberate. An answer you cannot reconstruct teaches you nothing, and in practice you will have to defend your prescription to a patient, not to a model.
Can I use it for real patients?
Not as a student, and the platform enforces that — prescribing to patients on Selvelia requires a verified registration. Once you qualify and your registration is verified, the same tools open on the doctor side.
Is there a free option?
Yes — there is a free student plan, and the materia medica and condition guides are open to anyone without an account at all. Check the plans below for what each tier includes.
Take a case tonight.
The simulator does not mind how many times you get it wrong. That is rather the point.
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