Code Ready
Free, forever — for Bangladesh's frontline

Be ready when it matters most.

Structured, protocol-driven emergency medicine training for Bangladesh's 200,000+ doctors, nurses, SACMOs, and paramedics. Learn the skills, master the decisions, and carry point-of-care protocols in your pocket — completely free.

No fees, no adsBuilt with cliniciansWorks on any phone

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Learners on the frontline

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Structured courses

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Point-of-care protocols

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Certificates issued

One clear path to readiness

No scattered PDFs, no guesswork. Every course follows the same proven loop — learn, master, certify.

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Learn

Short, focused video lessons and articles built around real emergency department scenarios — watch on any connection, on any phone.

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Master

Practice questions after every skill. Climb from Attempted to Mastered with spaced repetition-style mastery levels and unit tests.

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Certify

Pass the timed final exam and earn a verified certificate with a unique code — proof of readiness you can share with your institution.

Built to make training stick

Everything is designed around one goal: knowledge you can recall under pressure.

Mastery system

Four mastery levels per skill show exactly where you stand — and exactly what to review next.

Streaks & badges

Daily streaks, points, and bronze-to-platinum badges keep training a habit, not a chore.

Discussion

Ask questions and share ward experience with peers directly under every lesson.

Notes & bookmarks

Keep personal notes on any lesson and bookmark protocols for one-tap access during a shift.

Verified certificates

Every certificate carries a unique verification code your employer can check in seconds.

Works on any phone

Designed for low bandwidth and small screens — from Dhaka Medical to the most remote upazila.

Your next patient is counting on you.

Join Bangladesh's frontline health workers training for the moments that matter. Free, structured, and built for your shift.

Code Ready is an educational resource and does not replace institutional protocols, clinical judgement, or hands-on supervised training. Always follow your facility's guidelines and consult senior clinicians when managing real patients.