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Digital eLogbook and learning platform for medical students and faculty.
Med-eLogbook – Digital Learning & eLogbook Platform Med-eLogbook is a digital platform designed for medical students, teachers, HODs, and educational institutions to manage academic learning and eLogbook activities in one place. The app provides access to institution-enabled modules for learning, academic activities, eLogbook management, and communication between students and faculty. Key features may include: • Digital eLogbook for recording academic and clinical learning activities • Clinical eLogbook for maintaining relevant clinical learning records • Learning management features for accessing educational content and activities • Test and assessment modules, where enabled by the institution • Notices and academic communication from the institution • Student activity and learning records • Faculty and HOD access for reviewing and managing student activities • Centralized access to academic information through a mobile application Med-eLogbook is intended for use by students and faculty of participating educational institutions. Available features and access may vary depending on the institution's subscription and configuration. The app is intended for educational and academic record-management purposes. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice and is not a medical device. Users should follow the instructions and policies of their respective educational institution when using the application. Important: An institution-issued account or authorized access may be required to use the app.
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No in-app purchases
Ads
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Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.