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Terms that define a living medical world.
A shared vocabulary for persistent patients, role-aware intelligence and the simulation systems that connect them.
Definitions describe the intended architecture; implementation status is documented separately.
The MediVerse vocabulary
Precise terms. A shared understanding.
Each term describes a responsibility or relationship within the simulation, rather than a claim of clinical validation.
Specialty Complex
- A specialized environment inside MediVerse that connects facilities, people, devices, conditions and care workflows.
Physiological Twin
- A computational model of the connected state of a simulated person.
Intelligent Logic Twin
- The authoritative operational model of the simulated medical world.
Cognitive Twin
- Role-specific identity, knowledge, memory, goals and relationships represented within an agent.
Persistent patient
- A simulated identity and clinical history that can remain available between encounters.
Simulation-grounded AI
- Agent reasoning connected to permitted world context and validated actions.
Action gateway
- The boundary that checks identity, authority, state version and rules before changing simulation state.
Functional medical device
- A simulated device whose controls and outputs have a defined relationship to modeled patient state.
Longitudinal care
- Care represented across time, encounters, teams and settings.
Multimorbidity
- Multiple conditions within the same person, represented as a connected clinical context.
Haptic feedback
- A physical cue delivered through a device; vibration and force feedback are different capabilities.
After-action review
- Structured examination of observations, actions, communication and consequences after a simulation.
Scenario authoring
- Defining patient parameters, teams, objectives, events and assessment rules.
Model validation
- Evaluating whether a model is suitable for a specified purpose using appropriate evidence.
A clear development boundary
Orthopedics is the initial prototype focus. Specialty scope, advanced physiology, institutional authoring and multiplayer describe the platform direction. No clinical validation or regulatory approval is claimed.
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