Clinical Log Books

Clinical Documentation

Clinical log books are essential tools for tracking your clinical experiences, procedures, and competencies throughout your MBBS program. Download the log books relevant to your current rotation and maintain detailed records of your clinical learning.

About Clinical Log Books

Clinical log books help you systematically document your clinical encounters, procedures performed, patients seen, and competencies achieved during each rotation. They serve as a comprehensive record of your clinical learning journey and are important for:

Tracking clinical exposure and experiences across different specialties
Documenting procedures, surgeries, and patient interactions
Monitoring competency development and learning objectives
Facilitating discussions with supervisors and mentors
Supporting assessment and evaluation processes

Medicine Allied

Track clinical encounters, case presentations, and competencies during your internal medicine rotation.

Download Medicine Allied

General Surgery Allied

Document surgical procedures, assists, and operative experiences during your general surgery rotation.

Download General Surgery Allied

Skill Lab

Record and track your practical skills training, laboratory procedures, and hands-on clinical experiences.

Download Skill Lab

Clinical Rotational Planner

Record and track your practical skills training, laboratory procedures, and hands-on clinical experiences.

Download Skill Lab

Instructions

Download the relevant log book before starting your clinical rotation.
Maintain regular entries throughout the rotation period.
Ensure all entries are signed and verified by supervising faculty.
Submit completed log books as per your rotation assessment requirements.
Keep digital or physical copies of all log books for your records.

Clinical Log Books