OSCEr vs Codefinder MD

OSCEr (OSCE-review) is a freely-accessible, self-paced app made for medical students – by students – to help learn clinical skills and practice for OSCEs. This comprehensive app integrates diverse resources (like the Essentials of Clinical Examination Handbook and clinicalskillstoronto.com) and features checklists to practice history-taking, physical exams, or combined history and physicals – all while keeping track of progress. Users can focus on a body-system of interest, within which they can choose a specific assessment to either practice or test themselves under timed conditions (OSCE style), with or without hints or explanations. As each exam is completed, areas of competency and those needing further practice are highlighted, enabling a targeted approach to study and helping to make learning clinical skills both more efficient and enjoyable. Instructions: 1. Find an exam: • Select an organ from the main page (e.g. Neurology), use the search-bar to find an exam directly or use the ‘Quick Test’ button to do a random test. • If an organ-system is chosen, see all exam checklists belonging to that category. • If attempted before in ‘test’ mode, a progress-bar is shown next to the exam name with the average score achieved over all attempts. 2. Customize test/practice options: • Select a checklist (e.g. Headache) to see options before practicing/testing • Choose whether to be in test-mode (timed/scored vs. practice-mode) or show hints (explanations for each point). • Choose to do a history, physical, or combined history/physical checklist depending on the exam. • See details about previous test attempts, including number of attempts, score of last attempt, and average score of all attempts. • Select ‘Detailed Progress’ to see a point-by-point breakdown of previous attempts and a list of scores/times of all attempts. 3. Practice/Test an exam: • Choose ‘Start Test or Practice’ to begin the test/practice checklist • For each point (e.g. ‘Patient’s general appearance’) select done correctly (solid circle), with omissions (half circle) or incomplete (empty circle). • Once finished, score and time data are saved for progress tracking and later review. Acknowledgements: App Design Team: • Team Leader: Arjun Balachandar • Programmers: Ahmad Alhashemi (iOS), Zubair Baig (Android) • Designers: Matan Berson, Sonia Seto • Content Development: Adrian Cozma, Kota Talla ECEH Executive Team: • Yuhao Shi, Brandon Tang, Zahra Sohani, Florentina Teoderascu Checklist authors – Clinical Skills Toronto: • Adrian Cozma (checklist leader), Mathew Patenaude, Josephine DAbbondanza, Arti Dhoot, Emily Patterson, Preeni Rathuge, Fady Sedarous, Erene Stergiopoulos, Kazim Giby, Cecilia Alvarez-Veronesi, Ahmed Zaki, Joel Gupta, Groonie Tang

Tired of scrolling through lengthy provincial fee schedule PDFs? Codefinder MD uses AI to help you find the right medical billing codes in seconds, across all 10 Canadian provinces. Just describe the procedure or service in plain language (or speak your query) and get structured, province-specific billing codes with context, rules, and fee information. No more manual lookups during busy clinical days. Key Features - AI-powered medical billing code search - Voice-enabled AI queries - All 10 Canadian provinces: OHIP, RAMQ, MSP, AHCIP, and more - Structured billing results with fees, rules, and restrictions - Province-specific context and modifiers - RAMQ billing codes in English (RAMQ publishes only in French), plus full English and French support Intended Users Codefinder MD is designed for physicians, residents, medical professionals authorized to bill provincial health plans, and clinic staff involved in billing or administrative workflows. Official Sources (Canada) Billing and physician service information shown in this app is derived from publicly available provincial health insurance resources and official fee schedule documentation. The following links provide access to official provincial health plan information, including billing resources, fee schedules, and physician services: - Alberta Health professional fees: https://www.alberta.ca/fees-health-professionals - British Columbia physicians: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/practitioner-professional-resources/msp/physicians - Manitoba claims processing: https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/claims/index.html - New Brunswick health professionals: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/health/healthprofessionals.html - Newfoundland and Labrador MCP providers: https://www.gov.nl.ca/hcs/mcp/providers/ - Nova Scotia health care professionals: https://novascotia.ca/dhw/professionals.asp - Ontario Health Insurance (Schedule of Benefits): https://www.ontario.ca/page/ohip-schedule-benefits-and-fees - Prince Edward Island Health PEI: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/health-pei - Quebec (RAMQ): https://www.quebec.ca/sante/systeme-et-services-de-sante/regimes-dassurance/assurance-maladie-assurance-medicaments - Saskatchewan provider resources: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/health-care-administration-and-provider-resources/resources-for-health-care-businesses-and-career-development Important Disclaimer Codefinder MD is independently developed and does not represent a government entity. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or authorized by the Government of Canada, any provincial government, any ministry of health, or any public health insurance program. The app does not submit claims on your behalf. Always verify billing codes, rules, and requirements against official provincial documentation before submission. Support: codefindermd@gmail.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://codefinder-md.pages.dev