Course Satisfaction and Perception of Malaysian Provisionally Registered Pharmacists Towards their Training: A Qualitative Study

Investigating the advantages and disadvantages of electronic logbooks for education goals promotion in medical sciences students: A systematic review

“…13 They are generally digital adaptations of traditional logbooks used to collect and monitor data. 14 In the traditional method, the user manually records the data in a logbook and creates a written report.…”

“…It is an auxiliary tool in comprehensive education, formative evaluation, and the assessment of students' learning documentation in clinical education 13 . They are generally digital adaptations of traditional logbooks used to collect and monitor data 14 . In the traditional method, the user manually records the data in a logbook and creates a written report.…”

“…In the traditional method, the user manually records the data in a logbook and creates a written report. Whereas in the novel approach, with the e‐logbook available, users easily enter data into the system, which automatically provides reports at different intervals 14,15 . Moreover, the latter can provide more accurate computational results than the former, requiring users to calculate the data 16 .…”

“…13 They are generally digital adaptations of traditional logbooks used to collect and monitor data. 14 In the traditional method, the user manually records the data in a logbook and creates a written report. Whereas in the novel approach, with the e‐logbook available, users easily enter data into the system, which automatically provides reports at different intervals.…”

“…Whereas in the novel approach, with the e‐logbook available, users easily enter data into the system, which automatically provides reports at different intervals. 14 , 15 Moreover, the latter can provide more accurate computational results than the former, requiring users to calculate the data. 16 As a result, e‐logbook does not have the problems of manual recording.…”