Objective
& Scope 

The objective of this initiative was to enhance the clinical decision-making skills of healthcare professionals by integrating interactive diagnostic algorithms and case-driven learning into a structured 15-module eLearning program. The training aimed to improve accuracy in disease diagnosis, streamline decision-making, and ensure accessibility for all learners, making medical education more practical and engaging.

A Case-Based, Interactive, and Accessible Learning Experience

Case-Driven Learning for Real-World Relevance

Each module introduced a character with a medical history, guiding learners through symptoms, risk factors, and diagnostic considerations.

Interactive Algorithm for On-the-Spot Decision Making

A dynamically designed medical algorithm enabled healthcare officers to refer to symptoms, treatment protocols, and decision trees in real time, enhancing both learning and practical application.

Consistent Yet Engaging Design Across 15 Modules

We structured the learning experience to maintain a unified look and feel while ensuring each disease module remained distinct and relevant.

Built-in Quizzes with Immediate Feedback

Each module concluded with a knowledge check, providing instant feedback to reinforce learning and allow self-assessment.

Accessibility-First
Approach

The course adhered to accessibility standards, ensuring color-blind and visually impaired learners could engage fully through optimized color schemes, screen-reader compatibility, and high-contrast visuals.

Improved Decision-Making Skills


The real-time interactive algorithm provided a practical reference tool, boosting learners’ confidence in diagnosing and managing diseases.

Key Takeaways

Why This Approach Worked

Case-Based Learning Enhances Clinical Decision-Making

Using patient stories and real-world scenarios helped healthcare workers apply their knowledge in a practical, relatable way.