Feedback in clinical education is essential but challenged by multiple barriers. This report describes the use of myTIPreport, a web-based tool, which streamlines the dual purpose of milestone evaluation and real-time feedback from faculty to residents in a US anesthesiology program. In a 6-month trial, faculty members and residents used myTIPreport for daily clinical feedback. We believe myTIPreport will be a valuable tool for clinical feedback given further refinement of the tool and improved faculty and resident development on program use.
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