Capsule Clinical Learning vs eLogbook

A clinical case-based learning resource to drive medical knowledge for students and enhance teaching support for staff. *** See if Capsule is already licensed in your medical school before you download.*** Capsule is trusted by 60+ medical institutions and is used by thousands of learners worldwide to drive medical knowledge and improve diagnostic decision making skills. Capsule houses 700+ realistic scenarios and 3,700 questions all written and edited by leading UK medical educators and doctors. Students can use Capsule to: • Learn on the go, you can access Capsule on any mobile, tablet or desktop device. • Browse all 700+ cases in medicine, specialities, surgery or therapeutics. • Create random or filter quizzes to test your medical knowledge. • View your strongest and weakest areas of knowledge. • Monitor how you are performing across all categories with real-time progress tracking. • Gain a deeper understanding of clinical cases by reading the in-depth feedback provided by clinicians and medical educators. • Learn all MLA content. • Share your quizzes with friends. Teachers can use Capsule to: • Embed in their medical curriculum. • Use the presenter mode to take students through medical scenarios in their classroom. • View student progress and activity. • See those who are struggling and succeeding so they can provide the necessary support. • Teach MLA content. • Create and recommend quizzes to their students. • Create ePortfolios for their students. • Improve exam results. • Improve student engagement and performance.

Bangladesh College of Physicians and Surgeons (BCPS) has been the pioneer in developing postgraduate medical education and training in this country. The College has played a unique role in producing specialists in various disciplines of medical science who are working as medical teachers, consultants and specialists. Fellows and Members of the College still constitute the majority of the specialist manpower in the country. Fellows of the College are also performing as specialist abroad. The College bears a heritage to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan (CPSP). The Eastern wing of the then Pakistan, which is now Bangladesh, had an office of the CPSP, but most activity was being conducted from the western wing. Following the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, on the initiative of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who was the Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh at that time, BCPS was established by a Presidential Order in June 1972. The Presidential order was made into the BCPS ACT in 2018. A key role was played at that time by National Professor Nurul Islam. Professor Kazi Shamsul Haque was the first President of the College. All Fellows of CPSP who hailed from Bangladesh (erstwhile East Pakistan) were admitted as founder Fellows of the College.