How is the Global Score calculated?

Your Body Interact simulation score (0-100%) is based on three categories:

  • Physical Exam – 20% of the total score
    ABCDE or Head To Toe approach
  • Diagnostic Activity – 40% of the total score
    Dialogues and Tests
  • Treatment – 40% of the total score
    Medications, Interventions, Calls

How Actions Impact Your Score

  • 1st Priority Actions: Earn points toward your score.
  • 2nd Priority Actions: Have no impact on your score (no points awarded or deducted).
  • Non-Priority Actions: Result in point deductions (penalties).

Critical Mistakes

Critical mistakes result in a 30% deduction from your Global Score and, in some scenarios, may also lead to immediate termination of the simulation. These include serious errors, such as failing to prevent a cardiac arrest or other actions that pose significant risks to the patient.Preventing cardiac arrest is crucial, as it reflects the importance of proactive decision-making and ensuring patient safety during the simulation.

Critical mistakes are cumulative, with each occurrence deducting 30%.

General Penalties

These penalties are applied after completing the scenario and impact your Global Score as follows:

    • 30% Deduction for:
      • Incorrect answer to the Summative Assessment Question (the multiple-choice question presented after the simulation).
    • 20% Deduction for:
      • Running out of time.

Penalties

Penalties reduce points within each specific category, impacting your Global Score indirectly.

Physical Exam

  • 1% Deduction for each non-priority action.

(e.g., 2 non-priority actions lead to a 2% deduction from the Physical Exam score.)

Diagnostic Activity

  • 1% Deduction for each non-priority Dialogue.
  • 2% Deduction for each non-priority Test.

(e.g., 2 unnecessary tests lead to a 4% deduction from the Diagnostic Activity score.)

Treatment

  • 2% Deduction for each non-priority Calls.
  • 3% Deduction for each non-priority Intervention.
  • 5% Deduction for each non-priority Medication or Prescription.

(e.g., prescribing 1 unnecessary medication leads to a 5% deduction from the Treatment score.)

In Consultation Room Scenarios

When multiple visits are involved, penalties and general penalties are divided across the visits. For example:

  • A 30% Penalty for a critical mistake with 3 visits means a 10% penalty per visit.
  • A 30% Penalty with 2 visits means a 15% penalty per visit.