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logs

Logbooks

Experience and volume — not automatic competence.

What a logbook answers

A logbook is a structured record of repeated professional activities over time: procedures, clinics, on-call work, cases, teaching. It shows experience, volume, breadth and exposure.

High volume does not automatically demonstrate high competence. Pair logs with observed assessments where independence is the claim.

For the daily habit, see How to log evidence.

No identifiers

Case and procedure logs must not include names, numbers or unique stories that could identify a person.