Medication in OnScreen, new rooms, another stroke sign, full conversation transcripts, and better tools for building cases.
Teach and assess medication administration on screen, across five routes:
IV by syringe · IM · Subcutaneous · Nebulized · Oral
Good for cases on safe IV administration, dosage calculations and medication rights, or nebulizer delivery and patient education.

OnScreen cases can now take place in more settings, so the room matches what you're teaching:
Patient Room · Clinical Exam Room · Homecare · Hospice Room · Meeting Room
Find them in the Lumeto Library under Templates, using the Lumeto tag and the SB filter.

Stroke patients can now puff their cheeks, a subtle sign learners should spot and assess.

To add cheek puffing as a response when a learner asks for it, contact your Product Specialist.
Four small changes that save time and prevent mistakes.




See Building a case and Customizing the assessment checklist.
Educators and learners can read the complete conversation between the learner and every AI character, including the patient and other roles, right from the Session page.

Release 15 moved InvolveXR to the latest version of its game engine, for better performance and a stronger base for future features.
Updating to Release 15 needed one extra download for the desktop app. The team planned to return to a one-step update in the next release. If you're having trouble updating, contact your Customer Success Manager.
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