Continuous check-ins
Low-friction structured check-ins capture resident experience over time.
Resident exposure monitoring
Burnout is not sudden. It is accumulated exposure.
RECAP helps residency programs move from delayed wellness surveys to longitudinal visibility into sleep disruption, recovery impairment, emotional strain, workload burden, and emerging burnout risk.
The problem
Residents often deteriorate before systems can see the pattern.
Duty hours are monitored. Patient outcomes are monitored. But the cumulative psychosocial exposure of residency is still often understood retrospectively, after fatigue, isolation, and emotional depletion have already compounded.
Exposure-based scoring
RECAP translates longitudinal signals into domain and REX trend visibility.
Early warning views
Program leaders see aggregate risk movement before crisis-level escalation.
A different frame
RECAP treats burnout risk as cumulative exposure, not a one-time mood score.
Traditional wellness model
Survey, delay, recognize crisis, intervene late.
RECAP model
Monitor exposure, identify trajectory, support earlier.
Visibility movement
12,482 residents support earlier intervention.
If earlier burnout detection should exist in residency, add your support.
Platform preview
Designed for operational clarity.
The platform shows direction of travel: recovery deficits, domain strain, rotation burden, active alerts, and longitudinal REX trend movement.
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