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Set up YourStudy Space for nursing, NP, PA, medical or pharmacy study
Choose a role profile that reflects your training, and use it to frame questions, practice material and fictional clinical encounters.

Choose the role you are studying
YourStudy Space supports nursing, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, medical and pharmacy student profiles. Set your discipline during account setup or in Account settings. Where a training-level selector is available, choose the level that matches your current program rather than a future role.
ADN and BSN choices both use RN study framing. NP study is distinct from RN study, and medical-student practice is not the same as independent physician practice. A profile helps the app aim its language and exercises; it does not certify a scope of practice.
Make the same topic relevant to your work
Several roles may study the same condition while asking different questions. One learner might focus on observations and escalation, another on medication review, and another on a differential and investigation plan. Tell Tunza AI which responsibility you want to practice when the general role is not specific enough.
For a group discussion, make those differences explicit. Ask each participant what they would notice, communicate and verify in their role. Avoid assuming that only one profession can contribute to reasoning or that every role should carry out the same action.
Check the profile at the point of use
New Study Kit material uses saved profile information. My Clinical Day also offers encounter choices tied to role and specialty. Before starting, check the selected role and the brief. A previously saved set may still reflect the role chosen when it was generated.
Your institution, country and placement can have expectations that a general profile does not capture. Add relevant context to the question and check local teaching requirements. Public guidance from another jurisdiction may be useful for comparison without being the rule for your course.
Keep practice within its purpose
Use role-based exercises to prepare for discussion, supervised practice and reflection. They do not replace clinical placements, faculty assessment or official examination preparation requirements. If an action in a simulation conflicts with your teaching or real scope, pause and review it with an instructor.
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Set your profile once, then state the specific responsibility you want to practice in each exercise.
Try it in the app ↗Sign-in and an active trial or membership are required for study tools.About this guide
This product guide was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the app’s implemented workflows. It is not independently clinically reviewed. Features and service availability can change. It contains no real patient information.
For study support only. Review generated content and its sources; do not use it for real-patient diagnosis or treatment. Read the study and AI disclaimer.
Found something that needs correcting? Contact the YourStudy Space team.


