medical software for blackberry phone

[dycougar]

hello, i am david (pharmacist) looking for medical software like
epocrates or lexi-comp do download to my blackberry.
any ideas?
tks david

[Admin]

I don't think ePocrates is available for Blackberry but PEPID have a program called 'Mobile Wireless' you could check out:

http://www.pepid.com/default.asp?program_ID=10 (click on the mobile wireless graphic).

[Admin]

Lexi-Comp will have Blackberry support in September 2006.

[juriel]

USBMIS will make the Sanford Guide and Tarascon will be available as interlinking products on the Blackberry. Check out the webcast tomorrow 9/5/06 12:00 on blackberry's site: http://www.resourcecenter.blackberry...ntSelected=353

[sunny dee]

QxMD now provides two free pieces of medical sofware full of clinical calculators designed for the BlackBerry.

QxMD Nephrology is designed for clinicians who see patients with renal disease and/or fluid & electrolyte problems.



QxMD Hematology is designed for clinicians who see patients with benign and malignant hematologic problems.

[hedge]

Current Consult Medicine 2007

http://www.pdatopsoft.com/BlackBerry...-Medicine-2007



Current Consult Medicine 2007 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. In addition, the BlackBerry version of Current Consult Medicine 2007 interlinks with The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy and The Tarascon Pharmacopoeia, which makes it three valuable applications in one.

The content in Current Consult Medicine 2007 is developed by the same expert editors and clinicians that wrote the bestselling, CURRENT Medical Diagnosis & Treatment, and this new, succinct PDA application successfully condenses this previous work and provides a concise, at-a-glance diagnostic and treatment guide to the problems regularly encountered in in-hospital and outpatient care.

[davidstanford]

Just bought USBMIS' Current Consult and Pharmacopeia. Horrible. It was so slow and asked USBMIS for a refund after 2 weeks. They would NOT give me my money back after 3 requests. Moreover, there is no telephone number to talk directly with customer service.

[Epocrates]

Since many have shown interest, we wanted to give an early notice of Epocrates' upcoming release of a new version designed exclusively for BlackBerry devices. In response to user requests, our engineers have developed a product that takes full advantage of BlackBerry's unique format. Users will enjoy the convenience of over-the-air installation, wireless drug updates, user-friendly navigation, and authoritative content. As early as November, clinicians will be able to use the popular Epocrates drug reference on a BlackBerry device of their choice. Stay tuned to http://www.epocrates.com for the latest information on this release.

Thanks for all of your support!

- The Epocrates Team

[Bewitched]

I just found that Skyscape has already released most of their titles on the blackberry with wireless updates and installs. Their press release says that they have over 300 titles released in 30 medical specialities for the Blackberry.

[StinkyCheese]

You should definitely get ARUP Consult. It's like the Lab version of epocrates. Instead of drug info it gives you authoritative lab info - from algorithms to concise diagnostic advice. Look up a disease and it'll let you know the tests that could be run for that diagnosis and its specifications. It's a must for any health care provider and available on any platform.

Web: http://www.arupconsult.com
Mobile: http://m.arupconsult.com