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RheumaPlay · a 35-second multilingual introduction

RheumaPlay

RheumaPlay · Clinical games

RheumaPlay

Short quizzes, playful challenges and explanations worth returning to.

Games and quizzes. Check the audience and access shown on each card.

Games: 3

Professionals · Clinical mini-exam

DISH I · Foundations

Recognise DISH, interpret imaging, plan conservative care and identify trauma, swallowing and neurological red flags.

Open demo · No registration

EN / RU / ES / PL

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Professionals · Clinical mini-exam

DISH II · Clinical decisions

Resolve DISH mimics and coexistence, choose investigations and manage fracture risk, dysphagia, myelopathy and procedures.

Free after registration

EN / RU / ES / PL

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Professionals · Clinical mini-exam

DISH III · Complex cases

Complex DISH decisions across trauma, airway and surgery; special populations, long-term care and critical appraisal of evidence.

Free after registration

EN / RU / ES / PL

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