LogEM
Your emergency medicine logbook.
- Procedures and POCUS, logged in seconds
- Mapped to the RCEM curriculum
- Bring your old logbook with you, in any file format
- Generate polished, ARCP-ready reports
SOFTWARE FOR EMERGENCY CLINICIANS
Brightwell builds software for the work around emergency medicine, helping clinicians fit more of their logbooks, portfolios and professional development into working time, and less into their days off.
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Time off should stay time off.
Emergency clinicians work around the clock, yet too much of their time off still goes on logbooks, portfolios and paperwork. Brightwell builds software to capture more of it on the shop floor and get more done on non‑clinical work days.
THE PRODUCTS
Made for the shop floor. Log the procedure as soon as the gloves are off. Capture your workplace assessments before you leave. Tools designed around the small gaps a real shift actually gives you.
Your emergency medicine logbook.
Your AI assistant for WPBAs and reflection.
HOW WE BUILD
Brightwell products support professional administration, training and development. They are not designed for diagnosis or clinical decision support, and they are built not to require patient‑identifiable information.
Every product starts with professional admin that clinicians genuinely struggle with, and is tested with practising clinicians.
Only the data each product needs to work, and your professional evidence stays yours.
Tight scope and no unnecessary features. Fast enough to use in the few minutes a shift actually gives you.
THE FOUNDER
Brightwell was founded by Dr Tom Porter, an NHS emergency medicine doctor and pre-hospital emergency physician. The products grew out of the admin he and his colleagues face around emergency work, and are developed independently, outside his employed duties, with practising clinicians involved in testing and refinement.
Less admin. More free time.
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