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🏥 3D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator

A glowing pharmacy hub, an orbiting service ring, a 3D decision tree, a test-device QC rig and three protocol pathway tubes walked around in real 3D space — the same test-type, result and protocol lookup tables as the 2D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator.

Pharmacist-Led Chronic Disease Clinic3DModerate60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 2D version
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How the 3D point-of-care testing model works

A glowing pharmacy hub, an orbiting service ring, a 3D decision tree, a test-device QC rig and three protocol pathway tubes walked around in real 3D space — the same test-type, result and protocol lookup tables as the 2D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator.

The control panel exposes three verified parameters — Test Type Performed, Test Result and pipeline Stage — each wired directly into the same interpretation and protocol-action lookup tables as the 2D canvas version. The live readout panel reports result interpretation, protocol action, documentation note and service-scope note for the current test type and result, exactly as the 2D original computes them.

⚙ Under the hood

Each of the five pipeline stages is its own 3D group, toggled visible as the stage advances: Stage 1 is a pharmacy hub with six orbiting clinical-service nodes and expanding pulse rings; Stage 2 is a 3D decision tree with a patient node, a screening node and three test-type branches (Strep / Flu / Glucose-Lipid) lifted to different heights and depths so the layout is a genuine spatial graph, with the branch matching the selected Test Type highlighted and pulsing; Stage 3 is a test-cassette device with a control line, a test line and a timer ring built as a partial torus whose arc length is driven by the same 0→1 progress value as the 2D canvas version, alongside two quality-control indicator spheres that light up once QC passes; Stage 4 renders the three protocol outcomes — reassure, protocol-authorized treatment, refer — as three separate 3D tube curves from the test device to their outcome pods, with the pathway matching ACTION[testType][result] highlighted and a particle traveling along it; Stage 5 shows a provider node connected to the pharmacy hub by a curved path along which small document planes travel, representing the documentation and care-continuity note.

Point-of-Care TestingClinical ProtocolPharmacy Practice

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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