For MBBS students, interns and the doctors who teach them

Write up the case you saw. Watch it become a patient others learn from.

The Case Studio is where clinical cases are written, reviewed by a doctor, and turned into the interactive patients students practise on at MediKarya, with the author's name on them.

  • Free to use
  • No real patient details, ever
  • Credit stays with the author

Case sheet

Fever and productive cough in a 45-year-old man

Approved

Presenting complaints

Fever for 5 days. Cough with yellow sputum for 4 days.

Pulse

104/min

BP

118/76

Temp

38.9 °C

Provisional diagnosis

Community-acquired pneumonia, right lower lobe

Clinically reviewed before it reaches students

From the ward to the platform

What happens to a case you write

  1. 1

    You write it

    A case you saw on the ward, on a structured seven-part sheet. Made-up name, no real identifiers.

  2. 2

    It becomes a patient

    With your permission, MediKarya turns it into an interactive patient (or tells you exactly what to add first).

  3. 3

    A doctor reviews it

    One review, of the finished patient: a verified doctor approves it, or says what to change.

  4. 4

    It goes live, with your name

    Students practise on it at medikarya.in. You get the credit, a title and a certificate.

If you are a student or intern

Your cases, on your record

Every case that goes live on MediKarya carries your name, counts towards a title, and earns a reward. Each title comes with a certificate anyone can verify.

  1. Case Contributor · 1 published case

  2. Senior Contributor · 5 published cases

  3. Case Fellow · 15 published cases

  4. Distinguished Fellow · 30 published cases

If you are a PG resident or faculty

Ten minutes a case, in your specialty

Read a one-page report of the case, then approve it or say what is wrong. Each case you review earns an honorarium and counts towards a reviewer title. Your name goes on the case only if you want it to.

  1. Clinical Reviewer · 1 reviewed case

  2. Senior Clinical Reviewer · 10 reviewed cases

  3. Lead Reviewer · 25 reviewed cases

The case sheet

The way you are taught to present a case

Seven parts, in the order of a bedside presentation. Your work saves as you go, you can attach reports and scans, and you can export the finished sheet as a PDF.

  1. 1Patient details
  2. 2History
  3. 3General physical examination
  4. 4Systemic examination
  5. 5Local examination
  6. 6Diagnosis
  7. 7Investigations

No real patient is ever identifiable

  • Patient names are made up. No hospital numbers, faces or addresses.
  • You confirm this each time you submit a case.
  • A case reaches students only if you choose to allow it.
MediKarya

Certificate of Recognition

This is to certify that

Your Name

has been recognised as

Senior Contributor

Credential ID MK-2026-00000 · medikarya.in/verify

Recognition you can show

A certificate anyone can check

Each title comes with a certificate carrying its own credential ID. Add it to LinkedIn or your CV: whoever reads it can confirm it on medikarya.in in one click.