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Everyone is different and has a unique starting point. Whether you're a healthcare professional looking to augment your skills, or a recent graduate looking for a fulfilling career path, we'd love to hear from you.

We developed CaseHub for two main reasons:
The best format to use is PDF because your browser can display this format and nobody can tamper with it.
You are probably using Microsoft Word to create your case studies; files saved in Microsoft Word format have filenames ending in .docx. You can upload this format to CaseHub but anyone that wants to read your case study will have to download it and can edit it.
It's very easy. Depending on which Word package you're using, just select "Save As" or "Export" and choose "pdf" for the format or file extension.
You are aiming to save your case study as something like this: "my-case-study.pdf".
Yes. You can upload png, jpg and jpeg format image files.
You can upload files up to about 10MB.
Click the "Search" option at the top of the page and you will be taken to the search page.
The search page includes detailed information on how to create your queries.
Yes. Go to your case study and click the trash can icon against the file you want to delete. You will be asked to confirm the deletion.
Yes. There's a separate question about how to create your PDF file, but once you've done that the best way to replace the docx file is to delete it and then upload the PDF file.
Yes. Go to your case study and click the circular arrow icon against the file you want to replace. You will then be taken to the file update page. The new version of the file will overwrite the old one.
Note that you can only use this function to update a file with a newer version of the same file type. You cannot use this update function to change file type, e.g. docx to PDF. For how to change the file type, see separate question.
Teachers can upload files into a student's case study so please write your comments and feedback in a Microsoft Word file, give it a meaningful name like "Teacher notes" and upload the file to the relevant case study.
As the case study progresses you can add more notes into your "Teacher notes" file and use CaseHub's update function to upload the latest version of your notes file. Please see the earlier question Can I update a case study file with a newer version? for how to do this.
Everyone is different and has a unique starting point. Whether you're a healthcare professional looking to augment your skills, or a recent graduate looking for a fulfilling career path, we'd love to hear from you.