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Ward schedules every review just before you would forget — SM-2 spacing, plus an honest knowledge model that keeps what you have seen apart from what you have mastered.
Due now · Cardiology
Which antihypertensive class is contraindicated in bilateral renal artery stenosis?
The problem
Massed studying feels productive and fades within days. Distributed practice is one of the most replicated findings in learning science — Ward builds it into every session.
Familiar material feels known. Recognition is not recall — and exams test recall.
Reviewing everything equally often means overstudying what you know and understudying what you don’t.
A “62% mastered” badge sounds exact but measures little. What counts is knowing what you have only seen and what you truly master.
Scheduled by the algorithm
Ward schedules with SM-2: a successful card returns after 1 day, then 6 days, then at intervals scaled by its ease factor. Struggling cards return sooner; solid cards drift further out.
Aortic stenosis — murmur profile
Seen is not mastered
For every medical concept Ward keeps two things apart: whether you have seen it, and how well you have mastered it. There is no invented percentage — you see exactly what you have met and what you can already answer.
Anticoagulation · your concepts
Mechanical valve INR target
Warfarin reversal
DOAC choice in AF
No percentages: seen and mastered, kept apart
Recommendations without guesswork
Ward decides what you study next with clear rules rather than another AI call: weak concepts, reviews that are due and gaps against your goal come first.
Up next
Warfarin reversal
Weak conceptCardiology deck · 14 cards
Due todayHeart failure guideline quiz
Goal gapChosen by clear rules, not an extra AI call
Never lose the thread
A due queue tells you exactly what today asks of you. Streaks keep the habit visible, and interrupted sessions resume where you stopped — between lectures, on the train, after a shift.
24
Due today
18 days
Streak
18:00
Reminder
Nephrology — Electrolytes
Resume at card 9 of 21 — right where you stopped
Due by deck
The difference between studying hard and studying on schedule.
Massed studying
With Ward
What spaced repetition feels like in Ward on an ordinary Tuesday.
Ward shows what is due today — nothing more, nothing less.
Grade yourself failed, almost or knew it.
Each card’s next appearance is set by its ease and your answer.
Your results show which concepts moved from seen to mastered.
Connected to the Prognia ecosystem
Answers become mastery, mastery exposes weak topics and weak topics decide what Ward recommends next.
The science this page keeps referring to — read it yourself.
One platform, different workflows — Ward grows with you from your first anatomy exam to lifelong clinical practice.
Build foundations with flashcards, quizzes and guideline summaries mapped to your curriculum and exams.
Check recommendations on the go, drill weak areas between shifts and prepare for board assessments.
Stay current with updated guidance, review medications in context and keep clinical knowledge sharp.
Let SM-2 pick the moment and watch what you have seen become what you have mastered — one well-timed review at a time.
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