For educators

Teach review nursing on cases, not slides.

Practice cases, a fixed scoring rubric, and a ready curriculum for prior authorization, utilization management, documentation review, and appeals. No patient data enters your classroom. Students work on their own logins; there is no instructor console yet.

Safe by design

Every case is fictional. No PHI in the room.

Students work generated packets, never real records. Every answer is scored against a fixed rubric, so the same answer earns the same mark for every student. The review-nursing curriculum is written and open on any student login.

  • Scores you can grade against
  • No RN licence needed for the billing, coding, records, and front-office tracks
  • Prior auth, utilization management, documentation, appeals
RemoteNurse Case Lab catalog listing scored practice cases by track and difficulty.

In the classroom

Point a class at a pack. Each student brings back their own verdict.

Name the Study Pack or the Case Lab track you want worked; students open it on their own login. Every submission returns a score, a verdict, and rubric feedback tied to the choice the student made, and it lands in that student’s own record. A Plus student can seal that record into a credential you can check without an account.

There is no instructor account, roster, assignment tool, or gradebook. You will not see a class in one table, and nothing is submitted to you - each student shows you their own record or credential link.

See how scoring works
A RemoteNurse case result showing an overall score, a verdict, and rubric feedback.

Reviewed before it ships

Every lesson is checked before a student sees it.

Nothing reaches the catalog until it passes the release gates: a schema check, a source check against a tiered registry, and a solvability replay. Each lesson carries the sources it was written from, with the date they were reviewed.

What we check before release
A source-reviewed RemoteNurse lesson with objectives, a worked example, and cited sources.

Ready when you are

Bring the case lab to your class.

Start free, work a case yourself, and see the feedback your students would get.

Start free