How it works
Three minutes, one shift board.
This is thinking practice with fictional patients. Real priorities depend on your assessment, unit policy, acuity, available help, orders, and local escalation procedures.
- 0:00
You get a board
Three to five cards from a general adult inpatient assignment — a change in condition, a due medication, a new admission, a request, a callback, documentation, something to delegate.
- 0:20
You sort it
Drag each card into First, Next, or Can Be Planned/Delegated. On a phone, use the buttons on each card instead of dragging.
- 2:00
You name what you need
One question follows the board: what information or support do you need before moving forward? Recognizing the gap is part of the skill.
- 3:00
You read the reasoning
No score and no right-or-wrong labels. Each card is explained through the same five-part framework, plus a short line you could actually say when you escalate.
Modes
- 3-minute Sprint
- Timed, one scenario, then the reasoning. The timer can be turned off at any point.
- Practice Mode
- Same scenarios, no clock, for when you want to think it through slowly.
- Review My Thinking
- The takeaways you saved, kept on your device.