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Version 1.0 · 2026-02-09
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-02-09.








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My RN Assistant is a clinical assessment and documentation tool designed for nursing students and individual registered nurses.
The app provides structured assessment workflows to support accurate documentation of patient findings, including vital signs, head-to-toe assessments, and system-based evaluations. Content is organized to mirror real clinical practice and nursing education standards.
Key features include:
• Guided assessment modules for common nursing evaluations
• Clear, structured data entry to reduce missed findings
• Support for clinical note organization and review
• Designed for use in educational and professional settings
My RN Assistant does not replace clinical judgment or institutional documentation systems. It is intended as a supplemental tool to support learning, organization, and assessment consistency.…
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