ISCP Portfolio manager

Your whole surgical portfolio, without opening ISCP

Every ENT trainee knows the pre-ARCP week: PBAs to chase, eLogbook cases to reconcile, reflections to write into forms that time out. ORL-HNS connects to ISCP and eLogbook once, through an encrypted session you can revoke, and then does the logging with you.

Free trial, then Plus at £25 a month or £120 a year. Reading and practising stay free.

One sync reads everything

Every ISCP section in one run: PBA, CBD, CEX, DOPS, work in progress. Each assessment arrives with its full card — feedback, your reflections, the domain ratings — readable here, and counted on your index-procedure and curriculum trackers.

Dictate or upload, we file it

Say what you did, or drop in a certificate or PDF. ORL-HNS proposes the evidence type, the mapped curriculum fields and what is missing. You check it; nothing is invented.

Approve drafts, never submit

Review the exact official fields once. ORL-HNS saves a draft in ISCP through your own session, reopens it and verifies what was saved. It never picks an assessor, completes feedback or submits.

Know where you stand

Index procedures against Appendix 4 targets, critical conditions, ARCP and CCT gaps by training year, and an annual report you can export.

How the first ten minutes go

  1. 1 · Sign in once

    Use the genuine ISCP page inside ORL-HNS and finish MFA. We store no password — only a revocable, encrypted session.

  2. 2 · Sync

    One tap. Watch one progress bar, not repeated sign-ins. Partial totals say so until the inventory is complete.

  3. 3 · Browse and log

    Open any PBA in full, see your gaps, then dictate the next case. Link eLogbook when you are ready.

What we will not do

  • Store your ISCP or eLogbook password.
  • Bypass MFA, PINs or any official control.
  • Make a final submission or choose an assessor.
  • Import patient identifiers — they are removed before anything is saved.
  • Call a count complete before every section is confirmed.
  • Keep your session after you disconnect — the browser context is destroyed.