Your unit's schedule, lists and ward. In one place.
Monthly schedules shared out fairly by seniority. OR lists that assign themselves. A ward board built for handover. A logbook that fills itself in.
Setup is four questions. Your colleagues join with one link. Working alone? Set up your own unit and use the ward and logbook without anyone else.
From an empty month to a published schedule in three steps.
Answer four questions
Specialty, tiers, your week, then paste your colleagues' names from Excel or WhatsApp.
Share one link
Post it in your group. Everyone picks their name, signs in with Google or an email code, and they're in.
Everyone marks their days
When the window closes, days go out in seniority order. You review, publish, done.
Fair by seniority. Nobody waits for their turn.
Everyone marks their days at the same time. When the window closes, Neyaba gives out days from the most senior down. It's the same result as picking in turn, but nobody waits and nobody loses a turn while scrubbed in.
Quotas per tier, with lighter or heavier loads for anyone who needs them
Standing exceptions, like "no Wednesdays" or leave dates
Swaps: offer a shift and anyone eligible can take it, with no approval step
Book from clinic. Roles go out by turn.
Book a patient into the waitlist from clinic. The host plans each list and sets the surgeon. Camera and assistant seats fill the night before from a fair queue: the member with the fewest cases in the last 30 days goes first.
Your logbook fills itself in.
Cases you were seated on arrive after the list date. Confirm with one tap, or change what happened. Log anything else by hand, even cases you only watched.
Set goals for the year and see whether you're on pace.
Handover on one screen.
Set up rooms and beds the way your ward is, or paste this morning's census from WhatsApp. Each patient is initials, age, sex and diagnosis, nothing more. At the end of the shift, share tonight's to-dos as the handover.
Your unit's standard orders.
Write down what your unit does for each condition. Apply it to a patient and the requests are created for you.
The room fund, out in the open.
Set the monthly share, see who has paid, and log every expense with its receipt. Money still moves the way it does today.
Presets that speak your specialty.
Pick yours and the words and duties follow: theatre lists, endoscopy lists, labour ward, reporting sessions. Change anything afterwards.
- General Surgery
- Internal Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Anesthesia
- Orthopedics
- Radiology
- Emergency Medicine
- Cardiology
- Anything else — start from a blank week
Everything else about residency, in one place too.
Pathways
Takleef, residency, fellowship, MSc and Arab Board. The steps and paperwork, with the date each was last checked.
Hospital reviews
Residents answer a few questions in private. Scores show once five have reviewed, and nobody is named.
Tools
The calculators you actually use, by specialty. Save a result straight to a patient.
Printable sheets
History-taking sheets per specialty, pre-op checklists and more, ready for A4.
Next month's schedule, sorted this week.
Set up takes four questions. Anyone in the unit can start it and hand it over later.