A CPD tracker and diary built around a doctor's working year.
JININO gives doctors a simple CPD diary for recording learning while it is still fresh. Log CPD hours, teaching, reflections, quality improvement and casebook activity in the right portfolio year, then review the record when appraisal or revalidation preparation approaches.
A clearer way to manage cpd tracker & diary for doctors.
CPD diary
Record the activity, date, hours, learning points and supporting evidence in the relevant portfolio year.
Teaching & quality improvement
Keep teaching and quality-improvement activity alongside the rest of your professional development record.
Reflections
Capture a concise reflection while the context and learning points are still easy to remember.
Casebook organisation
Maintain an appropriately anonymised professional case record without creating a patient-identifiable clinical record.
A CPD diary that grows through the year
A useful CPD tracker should make small updates easy. Add a learning activity when it happens, record the hours and learning points, keep the evidence nearby and add a reflection when it adds value. The result is a chronological CPD diary that is much easier to review than notes reconstructed at the end of the year.
How to keep a useful CPD diary
Not sure what to record? Read our practical guide to building a CPD tracker around activity, hours, learning points, evidence, reflection and follow-up. Read the CPD tracker guide →
About cpd tracker & diary for doctors
What is a CPD diary for doctors?
A CPD diary is a chronological record of professional learning and development. It can include the activity, date, time spent, learning points, reflection, evidence and any follow-up action.
Does JININO replace my regulator or employer portfolio?
No. JININO is an organisational workspace. You remain responsible for meeting the requirements of your regulator, employer and appraisal process.
Can I record reflections, teaching and quality improvement separately?
Yes. JININO organises CPD, teaching, quality improvement, reflections and casebook items as distinct professional record areas.
Should I store patient-identifiable information?
No. JININO is not intended for patient-identifiable clinical information. Professional records should be appropriately anonymised.