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Faculty can complete the same focused workflow from a workstation or a phone without switching systems.
EPAnotesCompetency tracking made useful
Guide faculty toward the right observations, give residents a clear view of progress, and bring organized EPA evidence to program leadership—all in one focused system.
Here’s what’s happening across your program.
Programs putting EPAs into practice with EPAnotes
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EPAnotes changes with the work in front of you. Select a role to see representative screens based directly on the current application.
Comprehensive overview of program performance
Complete a focused post-shift EPA assessment
Prioritized from coverage and recent performance
Track your average entrustment levels across competencies
Strengthen evidence for transitions of care.
Manage the people, curriculum, and structure behind the workflow
Competency relationships and rotation requirements are configured.
✓ ReadyExport assessment records and the competency grid to CSV.
↓ ExportEPAnotes guides what to assess, keeps the interaction focused, and translates the result into useful longitudinal evidence.
Focused clinical observation
“Prioritized the workup and updated the team clearly as the patient’s condition changed.”
Recommended for this resident
Clinical work is mobile, fast, and frequently interrupted. EPAnotes is designed to keep assessment useful without asking educators to step out of that reality.
Faculty can complete the same focused workflow from a workstation or a phone without switching systems.
Smart defaults, focused EPA choices, resident requests, and reusable structure reduce searching and repetitive documentation.
Native push notifications can surface new requests and relevant activity so feedback is less likely to disappear after the shift.
Drafts let faculty pause an assessment and finish it when the clinical workflow allows.
EPAnotes starts with ready-to-configure specialty curricula and works with your team to make the system fit how your program teaches, rotates, evaluates, and reviews progress.
Talk through your curriculum ↗A working system for deciding what to observe, capturing useful feedback, and seeing what the evidence says.
Prioritize EPAs with limited coverage and areas developing below the program pattern—without asking faculty to search a giant list.
EPA 04Diagnose an acute conditionNeeds coverage
EPA 07Manage an acutely ill patientDeveloping area
EPA 12Lead a care transitionNeeds coverage
Faculty assess multiple EPAs, use program-defined anchors, save drafts, and respond to resident requests from web or mobile.
Translate mapped EPA observations into a competency grid that supports clearer CCC conversations and CSV export.
See which mandatory EPAs have—and have not—been observed by resident, cohort, and rotation.
Move from a program-wide trend to a resident’s EPA pattern, evaluator mix, cohort benchmark, and recent trajectory.
Each role gets a focused view of the same evidence—so better feedback for one person becomes better visibility for the whole program.
Reduce manual administration, make training gaps easier to see, and give educators a system that supports—not competes with—their teaching work.
The goal is not to force one model onto every program. It is to make your model coherent, usable, and visible.
No. EPAnotes can start from an available specialty framework and tailor it with your program, or configure a curriculum you already use.
EPAs are mapped to the relevant subcompetencies. As observations accumulate, EPAnotes organizes the evidence into competency and Milestone-oriented views for leadership review.
Yes. Programs can customize rotations, required EPAs, sites, assessment instructions, and every entrustment anchor shown to evaluators.
Faculty get a focused assessment and request workflow. Residents can request assessments, review feedback, and track progress. Leadership gets program, cohort, trainee, faculty, rotation, and competency views.
Show us how you assess today. We’ll show you how EPAnotes can make the next step clearer.