Department administrators
Authorized operations users manage configured assessment content, candidates, publication, and department workflows.

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MedicReady supports controlled access and structured evidence records while leaving assessment rules, event review, and final determinations with authorized department users.
Authorized operations users manage configured assessment content, candidates, publication, and department workflows.
Reviewers access the attempts and evidence made available for their evaluation responsibilities.
Candidates use department-issued access to enter their own assigned assessment experience.
Assessment content and candidate-specific attempt records are kept within their intended workflows.
Depending on department configuration, an attempt may include typed responses, audio, video, transcripts, timing, module navigation, technical events, or integrity-related events.
Candidates should receive notice before beginning whenever camera, microphone, or recording is required.
Instructions should identify device, room, browser-permission, and support expectations.
Departments define rules for notes, other people, additional devices, navigation, and outside assistance.
The department should explain applicable consent and what may happen if assessment rules are not followed.
MedicReady may identify and record potential assessment-integrity events based on rules approved by the administering department. Depending on configuration, a candidate may receive a warning, the event may be flagged, or the assessment may be discontinued. Authorized department reviewers remain responsible for the final determination.
Departments should not upload real patient records or protected health information unless an authorized MedicReady agreement and configuration explicitly supports that use.