A plan that says which step is next

The plan orders cases, mock exams, AI Tutor, assessments and Atlas. Only the current step has a button.

The plan is built from what you have already trained.

The growth plan

Your growth plan

  • Chest pain in the emergency roomClinical case
    72%Done
  • Anatomy of the heartAI Tutor
  • Anatomy of the heartAssessmentInterviewer1 of 3 answers
    To do
  • Heart and great vesselsAtlasGuided dissection
    To do
  • Mock exam in the Enamed formatMock exam
    To do

A real slice of the product's interface, with fictional data.

Studying without order means choosing every time

Three things the plan settles.

  • Too much to do

    Case, mock exam, AI Tutor, assessment and Atlas compete for your attention.

  • Deciding is tiring

    The plan sets an order, and only the current step has a button.

  • What goes offline vanishes

    Here an unavailable step stays on the list and says why.

An order, not a menu

Each step opens the engine that does it, from the same place.

  • Only the current step opens

    The others wait, marked as to do or done.

  • One button for five engines

    Case, mock exam, AI Tutor, assessment and Atlas open from the same place.

  • What went offline stays on the list

    An unavailable step stays and says why, instead of vanishing.

The profile band points to the same step
68Upskill Score

Readiness

patient safety is what's holding you back right now.

Up next: Chest pain in the emergency room

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How the plan is built

It starts from what you trained and can be swapped.

  • From what you trained

    The plan uses your attempts and your attention areas.

  • Done with real work

    A step is completed by an attempt, a mock exam or a session, not by a tick.

  • You can ask for advice

    An advisor talks through the plan and suggests adjustments.

  • Swap or archive

    You can swap the plan for another or archive it.

The competency radar that guides the plan
DecisionReasoningContextSafety

Choosing every time, or following a plan

The same study, with and without order.

Choosing every time

  • Five doors open

    You decide what to do before doing it.

  • What falls behind disappears

    Without a list, nobody remembers what was missing.

  • Progress without shape

    You do not know how many steps are left.

Following the plan

  • One door open

    The current step is the only one with a button.

  • The list keeps everything

    Done, to do and unavailable stay visible.

  • N of M steps

    The band at the top says how many steps you have done.

When to use it

  • At the start of the term

    Build the plan of what you want to study and leave the order to it.

  • When everything looks urgent

    The current step tells you where to start.

  • After a poor result

    Attention areas enter the order of the steps.

Questions about the plan

Is the plan mandatory?

No. It orders things, and you can swap it for another or archive it.

Does the current step change on its own?

It changes when you finish the step or when what it opens goes offline. The next one you can open becomes the current one.

What counts as a completed step?

Real work: a case attempt, a mock exam, a study, assessment or Atlas session. The plan reads your attempts.

Does the study grade count toward mastery?

No. It appears labelled, apart, and never raises mastery.

Start with the first step

The plan is built from what you have already trained.

Start your training
  • One step at a time
  • Five engines in one place
  • You can swap the plan