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May 07, 2004 01:01 AM

pda software


Does anyone use or know anything about " The Manual of Anesthesia Practice" for PDA? I have a 20% discount and I like the trial version but would like to hear others opinions. Thanks.

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No. 1
from charles-thor
Old May 07, 2004, 09:31 AM

I use it all the time. It rocks!
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No. 2
from athomas91
Old May 07, 2004, 01:13 PM

it is awesome...one of the most comprehensive and useful i could find...i also have omigui's drug guide...the best as far as i am concerned...
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from MaleAPRN
Old May 12, 2004, 01:09 PM

Piggy Bank PDA programs...
Would you guys recommend that I get these programs now? Even before the start of school?

Also, Tenesma...how'd you get your 20% discount? Can anyone get it?


Thanks!


Vinny.
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No. 4
from jmccrn
Old May 12, 2004, 01:20 PM

I agree that the program is great and very comprehensive. I had a discount code as well, but it didn't apply to that program. Many of the discount codes only apply to certain software. It's still worth the $50 if you are unable to use the code!
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from TraumaNurse
Old May 12, 2004, 07:00 PM

Vinnysca,

I had the 20% discount from skyscape because I have purchased a couple of other programs from them. Unfortunately, TMAP is made by pocketmedicine and the discount did not apply. I went ahead and paid the $50 full price...it's a great program. I will use my discount to buy something else...maybe a medical dictionary! I love my PDA and I have some great programs. Definitely worth it!
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No. 6
from MaleAPRN
Old May 12, 2004, 09:19 PM

Default Thanks for the input
Originally Posted by TraumaNurse
Vinnysca,

I had the 20% discount from skyscape because I have purchased a couple of other programs from them. Unfortunately, TMAP is made by pocketmedicine and the discount did not apply. I went ahead and paid the $50 full price...it's a great program. I will use my discount to buy something else...maybe a medical dictionary! I love my PDA and I have some great programs. Definitely worth it!
Thanks for the input! I'll go ahead and buy it.


V.
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