Manish Chitkara

Founder and CEO @Falconic_X, working for a clear objective to realistically blur lines between Physical and Digital realities
COO & Co Founder @MoMAGIC_T

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

In an emergency waiting area, the patient in pain and the relative speaking for him are two different conversations happening in the same ninety seconds.
De-escalation is usually taught as handling the angry one. The harder part is not losing the quiet one while you do it.#MedEd

[Manish Chitkara @chitkara_m]

@klemensimonic No issues, thanks. Issue was there, because i tried doing it from the playground on the website and it wasnt working there as well. But anyways thanks for building a good service.

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

Two new free SBAR guides for nursing faculty. No sign-up, no email.

Scenario Builder: receiver scripts and checklists for writing your own scenarios.

Audio Discussion Pack: four recorded handoffs, in-browser judgment activity, facilitator PDF.

https://t.co/QrUJfd3joI

#MedEd

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

New: an AETCOM communication simulation page for Indian MBBS colleges.

A practice map for selected components. Baseline, coached practice where enabled, uncoached follow-up. Faculty-reviewable evidence. Free planning checklist.

https://t.co/jr1qFugTf4

#AETCOM #MedEd

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

There is a stretch in a handoff where the patient has two clinicians and ownership has not yet been made explicit.

The one leaving is finished. The one arriving has not started.

Both are standing right there, which is why nobody sees the gap.

#PatientSafety

[Manish Chitkara @chitkara_m]

Hospital de-escalation practice and focused proof run:
https://t.co/EYMvE06YOo

[Manish Chitkara @chitkara_m]

Our hospital de-escalation practice and assessment solution at @LCP_Medical is now available.

De-escalation is usually taught in scheduled sessions. The situations themselves are never scheduled.

A repeatable practice layer for the time in between.

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

A mother asks what you did to her child. It was your hospital's error, and you are answering.

What happens next is not up to her alone. Evade, and the anger hardens and a lawyer gets named. Own it, and the fury cracks and the parent underneath comes through.

#PatientSafety

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

SBAR ends at the recommendation. The hard part starts one line later.

"I will get there when I can. It is not urgent."

The reflex is to soften it. "No, no, it is fine."

What holds is duller: "I understand. I still need her reviewed now."

#MedEd

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

"Two drops in the right eye, twice a day, starting tomorrow."

"Yes. Yes, of course."

A minute later, in the corridor: "Which eye was it, beta?"

She was not confused. She was being polite. That is what makes it convincing.

#MedEd

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

"Is he going to make it?"

Under it are often two others you can answer.

HONEST. "I wish I could be more certain. I don't know yet."
PLAN. "Right now, we're watching how he responds to treatment."
UPDATE. "Our team will update you at six, even if nothing has changed."

#MedEd

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

Same performance. Same score.

One session, scored three ways: 68, 75, 71. Fixed rules: 74, 74, 74.

Criteria are set before the session on Lingua CoPilot Medical. Given the same
evidence, the scoring rules always produce the same score.

#MedEd #ClinicalSimulation

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

The AI patient is the role most people picture.

In clinical simulation, AI can play at least five: participant, observer, mirror, designer, epidemiologist.

Our working view: much of the near-term value sits in the observer and the mirror.

#MedEd #ClinicalSimulation

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

The first mistake should never be the real one.

Every score on Lingua CoPilot Medical is backed by evidence, not opinion.

Verified excerpts of what the learner said. Missed steps marked not observed. Fixed scoring rules faculty can inspect.

#MedEd #ClinicalSimulation

[Vijaita Singh @vijaita]

Notice the timing of the Diary Entry at Parliament Street P.S- it was filed at 1.24 am on July 22, two days after the July 20 incident and hours after The Hindu reported that RAF used pellet guns at protestors. RAF made sure to document that it was done on the directions of Delhi Police.
Also, Following the July 20 incident, the RAF withdrew shock batons, electric shields, pump-action guns, and the anti-riot guns, which fire pellets, from personnel deployed at Jantar Mantar. A review by RAF I-G General also highlighted “serious deficiencies” in RAF behaviour during the march, in violation of its principle of “sensitive policing”.

https://t.co/0E3EQBRUxM

[Lingua CoPilot Medical @LCP_Medical]

Clinical communication practice for medical and nursing learners.
6 stations. AI patients, families and colleagues who interrupt, escalate, and respond to your empathy. Every score is backed by evidence you can audit.
https://t.co/fnjK3XhwT3

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

After 999,999 mileages in an old car.

[Ashutosh Ranka @AshutoshRanka]

Let me start by saying this - I am proud of the strides India is making in AI. And it’s great that we are organizing the AI summit. Truly a chance to lead the Global South.

But…

I came here to attend the Summit. Today was the first day. And the gates were suddenly closed at 3PM (heard some were closed by 12PM). Citing heavy crowd inside. Went from gate to gate, no luck. Thousands of people left stranded outside. Including exhibitors.

India is perfectly capable of hosting such summits smoothly. Just need right people planning the event properly.

I don’t get why we still struggle.

#IndiaAISummit2026

[Manish Chitkara @chitkara_m]

@punit__jain It was a complete mess, must have left a very bad impression to all the foreigners as well, few weeks back there was medical event at the same place, though can't do a direct comparison due to scale of this event but it was so well organized