[Lisa CCU RN]

I found another site with nursing skill videos! They are interesting and like I said they can be downloaded to a PDA. That sounds great because next time you are in a clinical and unsure of the procedure for a skill all you have to do is look at it before you perform it. Check it out. http://www.etu.sgul.ac.uk/cso/
Also, here's website with even more skills like basic life support. It has short video clips you can watch. http://cal.fmc.flinders.edu.au/gemp/...il/default.htm

Moderator note: Per member request, starting this sticky for free PDA software - merged a couple of similar threads. - Nurse Ratched

[Nurseismade RN]

Awesome!!!!!

First hyperlink was very informative, loved it. The second hyperlink was helpful, but did could not see video.

thanks for the resourceful links.

[fotografe]

bump

[Someday-C.R.N.A.]

Cool!!

Thanks for the links!!

[Lisa CCU RN]

Originally Posted by fotografe

bump

what does bump mean?

[gauge14iv]

"bump" just is a response meant to move the thread to the top of the "new posts" list - Bumps it up to the top of the list.

[LuvBnNMyScrubs]

Thanks for the info!

[Lisa CCU RN]

Originally Posted by gauge14iv

"bump" just is a response meant to move the thread to the top of the "new posts" list - Bumps it up to the top of the list.

oh, ok. I'm still learning the lingo.

[West_Coast_Ken]

Hi All,

This site lists lots of free medical software for PDAs on one page. Pretty nifty.

http://www.fppda.com/free.html#free

Regards,

Ken :icon_cool
(Tungsten T5 user, former ITer, current ADN student)

[Larry77]

Very helpful...will have to check them out thanks Ken!

My staples are Davis Drug guide (with renewals quarterly) and my Taber's dictionary but the rest of my programs I play with...will check some of these out.