E-logbooks!
Why? Because they make life so much easier. Let me explain.
Simply put, e-logbooks are digital tools that help you keep track of all your clinical skills and experiences in an organised way, from newest to oldest. Instead of manually logging everything, you have a system that does it for you—making it way easier to monitor your progress and for medical boards to recognize your specialised skills.
Here’s why I love them:
If this sounds like something you could use, try Medlogbook to log your medical experiences. I’ve created this to organise your competencies which could help with moving abroad.
You can be better prepared for submitting work evidence, a requirement in most countries for practising. It checks off everything I just mentioned, and best of all, the registration process is super simple—just three easy steps!
See how to create an account and login here
Give it a go and see how it can help you in your career!
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