PEPID LLC - the world’s leading developer of medical information and support tools - announced today that it is launching two major initiatives at the 2006 Annual Conference and Exposition of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMMS’06) which starts tomorrow at the San Diego Convention Center.
PEPID was the first to deliver fully-integrated medical and drug information to physicians and nurses on handheld devices and desktop computers. Now the Chicago-based firm is also the first to release its products for any wireless device, including mobile handhelds. The breakthrough puts PEPID clearly ahead of direct competitors, like ePocrates and Skyscape, in information technology and delivery.
“PEPID™ Wireless service is part of our continuing effort to make sure every healthcare professional and student has the comprehensive resources they need, everywhere they go,” says PEPID President John Wagner. “Our new wireless capabilities cover both Palm and Windows operating systems. Whether a practitioner owns a Palm OS device like Treo 650…or a Treo 700 with a pocket browser, he or she will find PEPID the most mobile resource available.”
PEPID™ Wireless simply requires an Internet Explorer (or equivalent) or a Blazer 4.0 (or higher) browser. So virtually anyone using a wireless device—including laptops, mobile carts and handhelds--can connect to PEPID.
This week at HIMSS’06, the firm is also introducing PEPID™ INTEGRATOR Solutions that allow developers to easily and quickly integrate PEPID clinical content into existing or developing medical information systems. “With our Web Services, Wireless Mobile, Internet Online, Intranet Online and PDA Platform integrators, we have the perfect knowledge-based solution for any organization,” adds Wagner.
To learn more, visit Booth 3519 at HIMMS’06 and
www.pepid.com. Or contact us at
press@pepid.com.
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