Medical Education is Complex. Your System Shouldn’t Make It Harder.

Medical and health professions education programs aren’t short on tools. They’re short on cohesion. One45 is the program management platform that brings structure to the full learner lifecycle and connects with the best-in-class systems already in your environment, so nothing falls through the cracks.

Trusted By Leaders in Higher Education

The University of Texas Medical Branch
The Chicago School
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences
University of South Dakota
Quinnipiac University
GUS Medical & Veterinary Schools

The Building Blocks For a Complete Program Management System

Each module is purpose-built for MedEd and health professions programs. With a single data foundation across all modules, your program runs on a single source of truth.

Scheduling

Manage didactic and clinical scheduling, lotteries, and duty hours in one place. Track individual learner progress across learning experiences without bouncing between systems.

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Curriculum Mapping

Map learning objectives to experiences across your program, identify gaps and redundancies, and generate reports that support CQI and accreditation review.

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Assessment & Evaluation

Automate evaluations, consolidate grades from multiple sources, and track patient and procedure encounters — with the flexibility to support competency-based education models.

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MSPE Builder

Pull program data into Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE) letters automatically, reducing manual effort and errors. Supports learner review directly within the tool and follows AAMC guidelines throughout.

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Analytics

Turn fragmented program data into a complete picture of learner and program performance. Purpose-built dashboards and a turnkey data warehouse surface longitudinal trends across your program, so your team can make data-informed decisions with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

One45 replaces disconnected workflows with a unified system for scheduling, curriculum mapping, assessment and evaluation, MSPE letter building, and reporting. By centralizing program data and connecting with the best-in-class systems already used by medical education and health professions programs, it helps teams reduce manual reconciliation, improve visibility, and support accreditation readiness without forcing programs to reshape how they work.

One45 is a program management platform purpose-built for medical and health professions education. It consolidates scheduling, curriculum mapping, assessment and evaluation, and MSPE letter generation into a single system of record, giving programs the structure and data consistency needed to operate with confidence across complex clinical training environments.

One45 allows programs to map learning objectives to experiences across the full curriculum, identify gaps and redundancies, and generate reports that support continuous quality improvement and accreditation review. Curriculum data lives in the same system as scheduling and assessment, so reporting doesn’t require manual reconciliation across tools.

One45 connects with the specialized tools already in your environment — including Canvas, Blackboard, ExamSoft, and NBME — via SSO, rotation schedule syncing, and open APIs. It sits at the center of your program’s tech stack as a system of record without replacing the tools that work.

One45 supports medical schools across UME and GME, as well as veterinary medicine, physician assistant, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, podiatry, optometry, and midwifery programs — any program operating in a complex clinical training environment with structured data and reporting requirements.

One45’s MSPE Builder pulls data directly from across the platform to generate MSPE letters, eliminating manual data entry and reducing errors. Learners complete their review directly within the tool, and its output adheres to AAMC guidelines throughout.

One45 gives advisors and program leaders a consolidated, current view of each learner’s progress by pulling grades, evaluations, clinical logs, and assessment data in one place. That visibility supports earlier intervention and more informed conversations with students who need support.