Evidence - Free

How does RemoteNurse measure whether you are ready?

Readiness analytics is built from the first submitted attempt on each eligible case, never from repeats. It reports submitted attempts, unique cases, accepted attempts, and a per-track signal, then turns your weakest area into a specific next action. It measures demonstrated practice behavior.

Readiness analytics showing submitted attempts, unique cases, and accepted attempts, plus a study plan with specific next actions. — Readiness analytics. The practice record, then a study plan naming what to do next, from the practice already recorded.

What you are looking at

Counts first attempts only, so retries cannot inflate the record
Names your weakest track and what to work next
The study plan comes from your record

How you use it

01
Work cases
Every submitted attempt lands in the record with its score and date.
02
Read the practice record
Submitted attempts, unique cases, and accepted attempts, plus a readiness score across the tracks you are eligible in.
03
Follow the study plan
The plan names your lowest track and links the cases that lift it. It is built from your record.
04
Check the history
Case history keeps every attempt, so you can replay what you did and see how the score moved.

Case history listing prior attempts with scores, dates, and filters. — Case history. Every attempt kept with its score and date, so the record is replayable rather than a single number.

The RemoteNurse practice desk showing a review readiness score, distinct cases completed, first-attempt acceptance, note completeness, unsafe actions, practice consistency, daily missions, and today's free case. — The practice desk. Readiness tiles, the day's missions, the next recommended workflow, and the free daily case.

What is included

A readiness score built from first attempts only
Per-track signal across the tracks you have worked
A study plan tied to your weakest area
Full case history with scores and dates
Daily missions projected from the same record onto web and iPhone

Plan: Free. See pricing for what Free and Plus each include.

Common questions

Why do retries not count?

Because a score you reached on the fourth attempt tells an employer something different from one you reached on the first. Counting first attempts only keeps the evidence honest.