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New
Content
- ICD-9
Quick Look-up Tool
- Childhood
Immunizations Update
- Pediatric
Growth Charts
- Potentially
Useful Drugs in Pediatric
Emergencies
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New
Calculators
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Framingham
Cardiac Heart Disease Risk
Calculators
- Heat
Index and Wind Chill Tables
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Current
Consult Medicine
Current
Consult Medicine provides on-the-spot
treatment advice for more than 850 disorders and
the most common diseases, syndromes, and
symptoms seen in hospital and outpatient
settings. The unique, well-organized format is
arranged by: Differential Diagnosis, Diseases in
Detail, Diseases in Brief, and Reference Tables.
Outbreak
ID
OutbreakID
is an intelligent database designed for
physicians and public health professionals who
stand on the frontlines as the key agents for
the early detection of outbreaks. As a
relational database of 201 diseases, this
application was built for queries. OutbreakID
allows you to easily find all the diseases that
match selected criteria based upon: 135 signs
& symptoms, 17 syndromes, 102 jobs, 101
activities, 39 epidemiological factors, and 16
regions of the world.
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Free Podcast
Series
Evidence
in Action:
The Realities of Evidence-based Medicine
The
GE Healthcare Podcast Series
covers critical issues and technology for
Healthcare professionals. An informative
series of three complimentary, downloadable
MP3 podcasts featuring Health
Data Management Publisher,
Greg Gillespie, along with leading
practitioners of healthcare IT. The series
of three podcasts will include Using
Clinical IT to Drive Patient Safety, Transforming
Care through Patient-Centered Workflow, and
Evidence in Action: The Realities of
Evidence-based Medicine.
Podcast 3:
Evidence in Action:
The Realities of Evidence-based Medicine
In today’s healthcare industry, there is
too often a disconnect between what we should
know, what we know and what we
do. Medical literature is doubling
every eight years and it is impossible for
any clinician to master more than a fraction
of the millions of pages that define best
practice. Evidence-based practice (EBP)
can bridge the gap between knowledge and
action. EBP is an approach to
healthcare that effectively integrates best
practices with the daily activities of
patient care. EBP can reduce
inappropriate variations in care while at
the same time enabling the appropriate
tailoring of best practice based on a
specific patient’s clinical condition.
But making the leap from theory to
practice is not a simple transition.
The basic prerequisite for EBP is a
knowledge-driven electronic medical record (EMR),
sometimes referred to as a “fourth-stage
EMR,” characterized by robust clinical
decision support capabilities. These
systems are able to correlate data in the
patient’s medical record with clinical
guidelines and deliver the most relevant
information to clinicians where and when it
can be acted upon. Using the GEHC Centricity
Enterprise product to fill this basic
prerequisite, combined with concerted change
management strategies, Thomas Jefferson
University Hospital is successfully making
that transition.
Download this podcast to hear how Thomas
Jefferson University Hospital faced these
challenges head on and moved from
Evidence-based Medicine theory to true
Evidence in Action.
For
more information about how GE
Healthcare is supporting
organizations' evidence based practice
initiatives to transform healthcare, contact
Jay Fisher at Jay.Fisher@ge.com
or 802.859.6476
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USBMIS
New Release - RNotes: Nurse’s Clinical Pocket
Guide
RNotes:
Nurse’s Clinical Pocket Guide presents
practical, clinically-oriented content across a
wide range of topics in a succinct format. The
portability and functionality of this handheld
software assists with the commonly-used but rarely
memorized clinical information that hundreds of
thousands of nurses and students refer to daily.
RNotes is a valuable tool for the delivery of safe
and effective health care in hospital and home
settings. For more information about RNotes and
other USBMIS software, visit http://www.usbmis.com/
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New
Drug Monographs
Problems
With AutoUpdating?
 AutoUpdate
is an easy and convenient
feature. AutoUpdating
regularly will ensure that
you have the most current
information in your
Epocrates products. If you
are having problems
AutoUpdating, check our FAQ
page, Contact
Support or join in a Live
Chat.
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New
Epocrates Lab Feature
 With
the completion of the
Human Genome Project,
genetic testing is poised
to become a component of
routine practice.
Epocrates Lab now includes
over 50 genetic tests
including information on
use of BRCA testing along
with guidelines to
interpret CYPC29 and
VKORC1 genotypes. We will
continue to expand genetic
testing information in
Lab. Don't have Epocrates
Lab? Upgrade
now to Epocrates
Essentials or Epocrates
Essentials Deluxe.
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Epocrates
Clinical Updates:
January
2008
Updates
Summary:
- 12
new drug monographs
- 285
drug monographs edited
- 414
drug-drug interaction edits
Recent
Updates – Editor’s Pick:
(Unless
specified, updates are available
in Epocrates Rx® and Epocrates®
Online). To update your mobile
software, simply AutoUpdate
(sync).
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- Additional
Neuropsychiatric Warnings for
Chantix
The labeling for Chantix has
been updated with a warning to
observe patients for serious
neuropsychiatric symptoms,
including changes in behavior,
agitation, depressed mood,
suicidal ideation and suicidal
behavior. These symptoms, as
well as a worsening of
pre-existing psychiatric
illness, may be complicated by
the symptoms of nicotine
withdrawal in patients who
stopped smoking.
View
Chantix Adverse Reactions »
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- Amantadine
and Rimantadine on Hold for
Influenza A Therapy and
Prophylaxis
On the recommendation of the
ACIP (Advisory Committee on
Immunization Practices), for
2007-08 neither amantadine nor
rimantadine should be used for
the treatment or prevention of
influenza type A in the United
States. Currently circulating
influenza A viruses show
widespread resistance to these
medications.
View
Amantadine Dosing »
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- New
Drug Monograph for Granisetron
The FDA has approved
first-time generic
formulations for granisetron.
Granisetron is equivalent to
Kytril, which is indicated for
post-operative nausea and
vomiting as well as nausea and
vomiting associated with
chemotherapy, and x-ray
therapy.
View
Granisetron Monograph »
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- Bisphosphonates
and Severe Musculoskeletal
Pain
The FDA has emphasized the
possibility of severe and
sometimes incapacitating bone,
joint, and/or muscle pain in
patients taking
bisphosphonates. Although
severe musculoskeletal pain is
included in the prescribing
information for all
bisphosphonates, this
association may be overlooked
by healthcare professionals,
delaying diagnosis, prolonging
pain and/or impairment, and
necessitating the use of
analgesics. The severe
musculoskeletal pain may occur
within days, months, or years
after starting a
bisphosphonate.
View
Aredia Adverse Reactions »
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- DEA
Restricts Distribution of 40
mg Methadone Tablet
Due
to a reported increase in
methadone-related adverse
events, manufacturers have
agreed to restrict
distribution of this
formulation to only those
facilities authorized for
detoxification and maintenance
treatment of opioid addiction,
and hospitals. The 40 mg
methadone formulation is only
indicated for the
detoxification and maintenance
treatment of opioid addiction.
The 5 mg and 10 mg
formulations indicated for the
treatment of pain will
continue to be available to
all authorized registrants,
including retail pharmacies.
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The Free, Rapid
Access Facts Tool (RAFT) has been updated based
on customer feedback.
New
Content
- Light's
Criteria for Exudative Pleural
Effusion
- Sepsis
and Septic Shock Management
- Pediatric
Advanced Life Support
- Pediatric
Cardiac Drips
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New
Calculators
- Glomerular
Filtration Rate (Adult and Pediatric)
- Light's
Criteria for Exudative Pleural
Effusion Calculator
- Revised
Trauma Score
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RAFT is to supply quality, free mobile
information to our customers. Therefore, it will
continue to be updated regularly to reflect our
customers' wants and needs so we encourage you
to continue to give us your feedback.
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update or to download RAFT if you haven't
already done so, please visit: http://www.usbmis.com/download/raft/update/
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participation and for your ongoing support.
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EM
Rules
This is a compendium of decision rules, calculators, scores
and frequently forgotten tables designed for the Emergency
Physician, but applicable to many other specialties as well.
This is a free tool designed to help physicians
risk-stratify patients and make point-of-care clinical
decisions. This program was designed to be user-friendly and
easy to navigate. Additionally, some of the decision rules
and scores have discussion sections that help users better
understand how to decide which rule to use and when to use
it appropriately. While there are too many features to list,
here is a select list of what is included:
- APACHE II Score
- Canadian C-Spine
& NEXUS C-Spine Rules
- Canadian &
New Orleans Head CT Rules
- Causes of Red
Eye
- Fully functional
calculator!
- Glasgow Coma
Scale-Adult & Pediatric
- Intracerebral
Hemorrhage Score
- Mini Mental
Status Exam
- NIH Stroke Scale
- Ottawa Foot,
Ankle and Knee Rules
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- Parkland Formula
& Burns Calculator
- Pediatric Vital
Signs
- PORT Score for
Pneumonia
- Sepsis
Definitions
- San Francisco
Syncope Rule
- TIMI Risk Score
- tPA
Indications/Contraindications
- Well's Criteria
for PE
- and much much
more...
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here for more information about EM Rules
including version history etc.
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USBMIS New
Release: IV Med Notes
Accessing an
intravenous site and delivering fluids and
medicine can be a difficult and frightening
experience for students. IV
Med Notes alleviates students’ fears by
providing up-to-date information needed to safely
administer medications by IV, in a user-friendly
and convenient PDA application.
For more
information about IV Med Notes, please visit http://www.usbmis.com/.
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USBMIS
New Release - RNotes: Nurse’s Clinical Pocket
Guide
RNotes:
Nurse’s Clinical Pocket Guide presents
practical, clinically-oriented content across a
wide range of topics in a succinct format. The
portability and functionality of this handheld
software assists with the commonly-used but rarely
memorized clinical information that hundreds of
thousands of nurses and students refer to daily.
RNotes is a valuable tool for the delivery of safe
and effective health care in hospital and home
settings. For more information about RNotes and
other USBMIS software, visit http://www.usbmis.com/
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New Version of MobileCME Now Available
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Dear
Customer,
We hope
you enjoy using the Epocrates
MobileCME® free learning application
on your handheld. In response to customer
feedback, we recently launched a new
version of MobileCME with some significant
enhancements:
Filing
for completed activities
- When
you complete a course and sync to
submit the data, it will be
automatically compressed to remove the
article (saving memory on your device)
and filed into a new "Completed
Activities" category, which you
can access from the drop-down activity
category menu.
- When
you select a completed activity, you
will see options to re-submit your
activity for credit if needed, and to
restore the article content if you
would like to read it again.
- You'll
also find a summary of all your
completed activities (and your credit
certificates) at our website, by
logging into your My
Account and clicking on "CME".
Ability
to delete unwanted activities
- If you
are not interested in a particular
activity, you can now remove it
instantly, freeing up memory on your
device.
- To
delete an activity, you can either tap
on the activity status and tap
"Delete" or access the
activity and tap on the trash icon,
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Conveniently
organized activities
- To
save you time (and jog your memory!),
your active (started but not
completed) activities will be
displayed at the top of your list.
To
receive this enhanced version of MobileCME
for free, simply AutoUpdate (sync while
connected to the Internet/sync
wirelessly).
If you
have any questions, please contact us (you
will find contact information in My
Account).
Best
wishes,
The
Epocrates Team
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USBMIS New Release:
Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 20th
edition
USBMIS brings 65
years of trusted information to your fingertips with
Taber’s
20th edition Medical Dictionary PDA software.
Available for the Palm and Pocket PC platforms,
Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 20th
edition provides students and practitioners with the
definitions and comprehensive information they need
to provide superior care for their patients. It
offers the most up-to-date and accurate reference
material available in a convenient and user-friendly
format. The new edition has new and revised terms
and complementary and alternative medicine
definitions to keep you at the forefront of care.
Patient Care Statements offer clinically-pertinent
information on various conditions and new and
revised illustrations and tables complement the text
and strengthen comprehension.
For more
information about Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical
Dictionary, 20th edition powered by USBMIS, please
visit http://www.usbmis.com
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Secubox for
Pocket PC
SecuBox for Pocket PC is
the Windows Mobile encryption software that protects
confidential information stored on Windows Mobile PDAs or
their removable cards. Since mobile devices are so easy to
lose, you are at risk that your sensitive documents and
files, or even customer data will become available to third
parties.
SecuBox
creates a secure container for all confidential files,
protected with unbreakable industry standard AES
256-bit encryption. Data written to this storage is
automatically encrypted. In case you lose the mobile device
or its removable card you can be sure no one will be able to
access your private information. SecuBox is aimed to
overcome the drawbacks of Windows
Mobile 6.0 encryption and ensures appropriate data
redundancy. With its encryption key backup feature
users will be able to get legitimate access to the encrypted
storage cards even after Pocket PC hard reset or device
malfunction. Encryption key backup also allows
administrators to implement secure data recovery procedures
in case users forget their password or partially damage the
storage media.
How it works:
The encryption
software creates a 'virtual encrypted storage card' on the
PDA. Data encryption happens automatically: files are
encrypted on-the-fly when they are written to the encrypted
card, and decrypted when read from the encrypted card. When
you have finished work with SecuBox encrypted card - all you
have to do is "unmount" it - it will then become a
single file - a complete mess of characters which would take
hundreds of years to bruteforce.
Whenever you
mount the storage on your Windows Mobile device, SecuBox
asks you for your password. Once you enter the password, the
secure storage card is mounted and you are able to access
the encrypted data on your PDA. Without the password, the
sensitive data on your Pocket PC is completely inaccessible
to any malicious user or anyone who wants to get access to
this data.
You can write
files to this encrypted storage the same way as you would do
with the usual Windows Mobile storage card, only that all
information that you write there is transparently encrypted
using the strongest algorithm acknowledged today - AES
256-bit.
Features:
Advanced
security algorithms - AES 256-bit
encryption algorithm is used for data encryption, SHA
512 - for secret key generation. No knowledge of encryption
and cryptography required - designed for security conscious
people that value their time.
• Encryption
key backup - The backup copy allows restoring the
encrypted storage in the cases of password loss or if the
storage file has been accidentally corrupted during the
operating system failure.
• Support
for all types of storage media - SecuBox transparently
encrypts all data on removable SD and Compact Flash memory
cards.
• Easy
installation, maintenance and usage. The program
requires minimal administration and user training. It
seamlessly integrates into your daily life requiring no
change in the way you work with Windows Pocket PC or Pocket
PC Phone.
• New!
File Wiping: Simple deletion is not secure enough
because anybody can recover your sensitive files. When a
file is deleted in an application or file manager, only the
file name in the directory is marked as deleted. The data
still reside there until overwritten by new data. SecuBox
provides a file erasing facility that irretrievably wipes
data. The wiping methods used by SecuBox conform to US
Department of Defense "DoD5220.22-M" data
sanitizing specifications.
• New!
More convenience and flexibility - you may
configure different settings to make the integration of data
encryption into your everyday life as seamless and easy as
possible. Run the SecuBox software automatically on system
start up or after soft reset, create and store a storage in
any location etc. The program can be configured to run in
"driver" mode only - to minimize the consumption
of memory and CPU usage.
• On-the-fly
transparent encryption - The software features
on-the-fly encryption. It creates encrypted virtual
storages. When you open a file from a secure storage the
data is decrypted on-the-fly, when you save it back on the
encrypted storage, the data is automatically encrypted. The
encrypted storage looks and works like another Windows
Mobile storage card.
• Password
strength meter - a good password is one that cannot be
guessed. Our advanced algorithms for judging the password's
quality will help you create a strong password to ensure
that no one will be able to brute-force it and access the
confidential data on your Pocket PC.
• Command
line support - automate your daily data protection
routines by creating quick links to SecuBox encrypted
volumes.
• Storage
wiping - secure storage deletion - ensures that deleted
data will never be recovered by special recovery tools.
• Change
storage properties - you may set up the read only and
hidden properties for the encrypted volume.
• Multiple
encrypted storages - up to 10 encrypted Windows Mobile
volumes may be mounted at the same time.
• System
tray menu - allows to quickly mount/unmount the
encrypted storages directly from system tray.
• Close
integration with Windows Mobile File Explorer - allows
you to access your encrypted data with a single tap on the
storage file directly from Windows Mobile File Explorer.
• No back
doors - SecuBox Pocket PC encryption software does not
include backdoors or escrow keys. Neither we nor any other
entities will be able to get access to the encrypted data -
regardless of circumstances. Hence, DO NOT forget your
password.
OS
Requirements:
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Windows
Mobile 6 Professional
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Windows
Mobile 6 Classic
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Windows
Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition
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Windows
Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC
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Windows
Mobile 2002/2003/2003SE/2005
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Pocket
PC 2002/2003/Phone Edition
System
Requirements
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Low
processor speed required: 150 MHz (>250MHz
recommended)
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Processor
Type: ARM, MIPS, SH3 compatible
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Available
Storage Space needed: > 500Kb on computer hard drive,
>500Kb on Pocket PC or smartphone
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ActiveSync:
3.5 or newer for the software installation
Price
- US $39.95 per copy. Volume discount available.
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Today,
May 16 2007, Unbound
Medicine announced the release of Stedman’s
Medical Dictionary, 28th edition. This
handy reference puts 107,000 medical terms and definitions
on a handheld device for quick reference anywhere. This
edition adds 5,000 new terms while maintaining the accuracy
and clarity that have made Stedman’s popular among medical
students, physicians, educators, researchers, and medical
language specialists.
Unbound
Medicine’s award-winning PDA software makes it easy to
find definitions, pronunciation, etymology, and hyperlinks
to synonyms and related terms.
For more
information on the Stedman’s Medical Dictionary from
Unbound Medicine, please visit: http://www.unboundmedicine.com/store/stedmans_medical_dictionary_pda
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SecuBox
for Pocket PC - the solution for the PDA security
Highly
Recommended
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Version 1.1
- provides a way to access your encrypted files even if
your Pocket PC media is partially damaged!
SecuBox
for Pocket PC is the encryption software for protecting
private information you carry with you on PDA. Pocket PCs
are easy to lose, or to steal. Hence, you are at risk that
your contacts, personal and corporate information,
customer data as well as ideas and plans will be revealed
to anyone, even to your competitors. With this PDA
encryption software you can sleep well, as it takes care
of the security of your data by protecting it with strong
industry standard AES
encryption.
SecuBox for Pocket PC
offers exceptional ease of use and would not slow down
your performance in any way. Decryption and encryption is
totally transparent and requires no action from the user.
It transforms the PDA in a highly secure device, requiring
mininum effort and user interaction.
Click
here for more information.
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Today
Unbound
Medicine announced the release of Red
Book®, 27th edition for
PDA, Web, and wireless devices. Red Book contains current
recommendations for diagnosing, treating, and preventing
infectious diseases in infants, children, and adolescents.
Created by the
American
Academy
of Pediatrics Committee on Infectious Diseases in
conjunction with the CDC, the FDA, and other leading
institutions, with contributions by hundreds of physicians
nationwide, Red Book is an essential resource for
clinicians who care for children.
Unbound
Medicine’s clean user interface and powerful
navigational tools make it easy to find answers to
clinical questions. The unique Unbound Medicine platform
allows users to access the text of Red Book from any
location—using a PDA or over the Web with a computer or
wireless device.
For
more information on the NEW Red Book from Unbound
Medicine, please visit: http://www.unboundmedicine.com/store/red_book_pda_web_wireless |
Today Unbound
Medicine announced the release of Red
Book®, 27th edition for PDA,
Web, and wireless devices. Red Book contains current
recommendations for diagnosing, treating, and preventing
infectious diseases in infants, children, and adolescents.
Created by the
American
Academy
of Pediatrics Committee on Infectious Diseases in conjunction
with the CDC, the FDA, and other leading institutions, with
contributions by hundreds of physicians nationwide, Red Book is
an essential resource for clinicians who care for children.
Unbound
Medicine’s clean user interface and powerful navigational
tools make it easy to find answers to clinical questions. The
unique Unbound Medicine platform allows users to access the text
of Red Book from any location—using a PDA or over the Web with
a computer or wireless device.
For more
information on the NEW Red Book from Unbound Medicine, please
visit: http://www.unboundmedicine.com/store/red_book_pda_web_wireless
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Davis’s
Drug Guide – Now for PDA, the Web and Wireless Devices
Today, Unbound
Medicine released an extensively revised Davis’s Drug Guide with
Auto-Updates. It features fast navigation with 5 new indexes (for
a total of 9), 16 appendices with dose calculations and lab
values. Unbound’s platform supports access on the PDA or via the
Web from your PC, Treo, BlackBerry or Smartphone.
Davis’s Drug
Guide now features even more drugs, nearly 5,000! In addition, you
will find the most common herbal and natural products, extensive
cross-linking between drugs, a bookmark tool to quickly return to
critical information, and visual emphasis for high-alert drugs and
life threatening side effects.
Current
subscribers to Davis’s Drug Guide will automatically receive
this update as will subscribers to Medicine Central, Nursing
Central, Anesthesia Central, and Emergency Central.
To download a
trial, go to http://www.unboundmedicine.com/ddg_pda_wireless.htm.
A terrific drug resource has gotten even better! |
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cardiology guideline applications for PDAs
Cardiology
guideline applications for Palm OS (Palm OS/Macintosh and Palm
OS/MS Windows) and Pocket PC:
*
Echocardiography
* Heart Failure in the Adult
* Stable Angina
* ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction with thanks to
* Unstable Angina and Non-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction
* Valvular Heart Disease
* Arrhythmias: Atrial Fibrillation
* Arrhythmias: Pacemakers and Antiarrhythmia Devices
* Interventional/Surgery: Perioperative Cardiovascular Evaluation
for Noncardiac Surgery
Further guideline applications are under development.
For further
information and to download the guidelines: http://www.openclinical.org/app_accCardiology.html |
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Biomedical Information Systems (USBMIS) is a solutions company
that has been proud to provide state of the art IT Solutions and
software applications for the medical and scientific communities
since 1999. A complete list and description of our products and
their prices can be seen below:
Sanford Guide
to Antimicrobial Therapy
Price: $27.50
PC requirements:
- Pentium
Processor Windows 98/NT/2000/XP with 128MB Ram and 6.8MB for
Palm/13MB for PPC available on hard drive
- Palm Desktop
4.1.4 or greater (if using Palm and installing with windows
installer)
- Microsoft
ActiveSync 3.5 or greater (if using PocketPC) Macintosh
requirements:
- Apple
Macintosh or compatible with a PowerPC processor
- Mac OS 8.6 or
greater
- Palm Desktop
4.0 or greater
- Auto-update is
not supported on Macintosh systems Palm PDA requirements:
- Palm OS 3.2 or
greater
- 2.2 MB of
available memory (additional main memory may be needed when
installed to memory card*) PocketPC PDA requirements:
- Windows CE
3.0/Windows Mobile 2000 or greater
- 2.2 MB of
available memory
- all VFS
compliant memory cards and memory sticks are compatible
Tarascon's
Pocket Pharmacopoeia
Price: $27.48 - 12 Month Subscription with unlimited auto-updates
$7.95 - 3 Month Subscription with unlimited auto-updates PC
requirements:
- Pentium
Processor Windows 98/NT/2000/XP with 128MB Ram and 4.0MB for
Palm/15.6MB for PPC on hard drive
- Palm Desktop
4.1.4 or greater (if using Palm and installing with windows
installer)
- Microsoft
ActiveSync 3.5 or greater (if using PocketPC) Macintosh
requirements:
- Apple
Macintosh or compatible with a PowerPC processor
- Mac OS 8.6 or
greater
- Palm Desktop
4.0 or greater
- Auto-update is
not supported on Macintosh systems Palm PDA requirements:
- Palm OS 3.2 or
greater
- 4.4 MB of
available memory (additional main memory may be needed when
installed to memory card*) PocketPC PDA requirements:
- Windows CE
3.0/Windows Mobile 2000 or greater
- 4.4 MB of
available memory
- all VFS
compliant memory cards and memory sticks are compatible
Medical
Imaging Consultant
Price: $40.00
PC requirements:
- Pentium
Processor Windows 98/NT/2000/XP with 128MB Ram and 10MB for PC
application/3.7MB for Palm/6.5MB for PPC on hard drive
- Palm Desktop
4.1.4 or greater (if using Palm and installing with windows
installer)
- Microsoft
ActiveSync 3.5 or greater (if using PocketPC) Macintosh
requirements:
- Apple
Macintosh or compatible with a PowerPC processor
- Mac OS 8.6 or
greater
- Palm Desktop
4.0 or greater
- Auto-update is
not supported on Macintosh systems Palm PDA requirements:
- Palm OS 3.2 or
greater
- 1.0 MB of
available memory (additional main memory may be needed when
installed to memory card*) PocketPC PDA requirements:
- Windows CE
3.0/Windows Mobile 2000 or greater
- 1.0 MB of
available memory
- all VFS
compliant memory cards and memory sticks are compatible
Principles of
Surgery Companion Handbook
Price: $50.00
PC requirements:
- Pentium
Processor Windows 98/NT/2000/XP with 128MB Ram and 10MB for
Palm/26MB for PPC on hard drive
- Palm Desktop
4.1.4 or greater (if using Palm and installing with windows
installer)
- Microsoft
ActiveSync 3
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