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# Créer ses propres protocoles
Menu permanent -> Mes Protocoles :
## Créer un protocole à partir de zéro :
Lorsque vous avez créé une séance type qui vous convient, vous pouvez la dupliquer :
Une fois votre première phase terminée, vous pouvez passer aux suivantes :
Dès que vous avez terminé, fermez simplement votre protocole :
## Créer un protocole à partir d'un protocole existant
Il vous suffit de dupliquer un protocole, par exemple en partant d'un protocole standard :
Une copie que vous pouvez modifier apparait dans l'onglet Personnalisé :
Par exemple vous pouvez supprimer une phase puis renommer ce nouveau protocole :
## Affecter vos protocoles personnalisés à vos patients :
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