Getting started

• Introduction to our SCA case platform

  The Geeky Medics SCA platform allows you to create, share, and practise cases for the MRCGP Simulated Consultation Assessment (SCA). This article explains how the platform works and which features are available for free. Access to our SCA case bank is included as part of our Everything plan. Accessing the SCA Case Platform To get started, create a free account at app.geekymedics.com. Once loFeatured

• Can I access SCA cases offline?

  Unfortunately, offline access is not currently available. You’ll need an internet connection to use our SCA case platform. If you’d like a copy of a case to work from away from the platform, complete an attempt and then use Download as PDF on your results page. Still have questions? Feel free to get in touch - we're happy to help.Few readers

Creating SCA cases

• How do I create and share SCA exam circuits?

  You can use the SCA platform to build and run a mock SCA exam by creating custom circuits. Circuits allow you to link multiple cases together and practise them in sequence - either solo or with others using Group Practice Mode. Creating an SCA circuit There are a few ways to create a new SCA circuit: Click Build a circuit in the SCA case bank, yourFew readers

• How do I create and share SCA cases?

  You can access the SCA case creator tool here: https://app.geekymedics.com/sca-cases/create/ With our SCA case creator, you can build your own SCA cases and organise them into circuits - perfect for setting up mock SCA exams with friends. All of this functionality is free to all users. Creating an SCA case The case creator includes everything you need to simulate realistic SCA scenarios. Each case includes: **Candidate instFew readers

Practising as a group

• How do I set up group practice mode for SCA cases and circuits?

  Group Practice Mode allows you to practise SCA cases with others, either in person or remotely. It is available for every case in our SCA case bank. Group Practice Mode is not compatible with virtual patients or virtual examiners. You’ll need at least two people to use Group Practice Mode: one candidate and one examiner (who can also act as the patient). How to set up Group Practice Mode for a single SCA case Open the SCA case you want to practise On the **‘How wouldFew readers

AI-driven virtual patients for SCA

• How do I access the SCA Virtual Patients (AI patients)?

  AI-powered virtual patients are available for most of our pre-made SCA cases. These are designed to help you practise your consultation and clinical reasoning skills in a simulated GP setting. Watch a demo here Virtual patients are intended for solo use. If you’d prefer to practise with others, check out [Group Practice Mode for SCA cases](/en/article/how-do-i-set-up-group-practice-mode-for-scaFew readers