Medtrics was created to be flexible and to change with the needs of the medical education community.
Edgar Poe | Director Michigan State University
Hidden in your case logs is a wealth of insight—if you know how to unlock it. This guide equips medical education leaders to move beyond minimum compliance and build smarter systems for clinical exposure tracking. See how Medtrics simplifies logging workflows while giving your team the oversight tools needed to elevate feedback, flag underperforming sites, and turn logging into a continuous improvement engine.
HIGHLY recommend, Medtrics is super user-friendly. The staff is upbeat, professional, and always willing to help. I was nervous about starting a new system, but it was the best decision. Navigating is easy & features are simple to understand. My favorite part is the dedication and help from the team!
Most programs meet the logging requirements. Few extract their full value. This guide shows how medical schools and residency programs are shifting from passive tracking to active insight—using case logs to drive feedback, inform curricular adjustments, and surface site quality issues before they impact accreditation.
Why Quantity Alone Fails
Checking boxes doesn’t guarantee competence. Learn how quantity-based logging creates blind spots—and why focusing on diversity, timing, and review yields stronger outcomes for students and programs alike.
Two Metrics You’re Likely Missing
This guide outlines two critical but underused signals in case log data: diversity of exposure and site capability. When tracked consistently, they reveal both educational gaps and site-specific constraints.
What Service-First Platforms Actually Enable
Discover how Medtrics reduces the administrative drag of logging with mobile tools, supervisor sign-offs, and cohort-level dashboards. It’s oversight without overhead—giving faculty, staff, and students a shared view of what matters most.
The Real ROI: Better Data, Stronger Programs
When logs are easier to complete and harder to ignore, the whole system improves. Students log in real time. Faculty engage without extra burden. Administrators get early visibility into risks and trends. The result is better coaching, better feedback, and better clinical education.
Turn every log into a learning opportunity.
Download the guide and discover what’s possible when case data is accurate, timely, and actionable.
Generic RFPs fall short in medical education, often missing the nuances of curriculum mapping, LCME compliance, and real stakeholder workflows. This guide helps medical schools spot inefficiencies, define success, and structure RFPs that drive meaningful platform comparisons—before they invite a single vendor.
9/12/2024
In an engaging and practical webinar, Natasha Brocks, owner of GME Admin Insights, teamed up with Medtrics to provide invaluable insights into managing evaluations in Graduate Medical Education (GME). Natasha’s 18+ years of experience in GME helped guide attendees through the complexities of evaluation processes, offering strategies to improve compliance, streamline workflows, and ensure the success of residency programs. Designed for GME coordinators and administrators, this session showcased how evaluation management can shape the future of medical education.