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Log hours. Review weeks. Track approval.
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Your records are private to your account. Keep patient information out of your notes.
Your student journey, brought together in one place.
Practice episode and proficiency statistics will join your hours here as those features develop.
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Placement hours only
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Your cumulative progress will appear as you add hours.
Date ranges appear at their end date. Graphs show clinical time only. The practice-area view shows approved hours.
Approved clinical practice and reflective hours against each year's target.
Choose an end date to see your total at that point, and a start date to compare hours recorded during the range. Includes all study years and practice areas.
Placement blocks and reflective blocks count in full on their end date; hours are not spread across the days. Approval totals use each entry’s current status, so this does not show when approval was granted.
Weeks run Monday–Sunday. Multi-week date ranges are approved together.
Add hours to begin your approval list.
Individual sessions or a block of completed hours.
Your first-year hours belong here. Add a session or a completed block to get started.
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Targets count hours marked approved by you. This is not a university attendance or sign-off record.
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Your Practice Episode Records (PERs) will have a home here.
Episode recording and progress tracking are planned for a future build.
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A place to follow your proficiency requirements and progress.
Proficiency recording and progress tracking are planned for a future build.
Start with a few details about your studies. They’ll appear on your dashboard, and you can change them any time in About me.
Your profile and hours are saved to your account. You can amend these details and targets later.