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Old Aug 14, 2005, 03:08 AM
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Talking Pda

Originally Posted by rebeccainlv
I have been using a Palm for several years. I currently have the Palm E2. I use Epocrates software. You can download it from www.epocrates.com.

The software includes a medication program that lists every med in the med books along with side effects, interactions between meds, price, etc. You can get that for free but it doesn't include the alternative meds.

I have the software on an annual paid basis. I have the full medication program with alternative meds, lab program, tables, treatments for common medical condition and formulas of all kinds. It is totally worth the $ each year to have a med handbook and lab handbook in my pocket.
Thanks! I got to take a look at the website, and it looks like what I need. Appreciate the info!

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Old Aug 14, 2005, 09:00 AM
CraigBSN02 (Male)
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Originally Posted by fairytalebelievr
Thanks! I got to take a look at the website, and it looks like what I need. Appreciate the info!
Free Software:

Mobile Merck Medicus
http://www.merckmedicus.com
-Register and get te entire Merck manual with selectable journal articles.

Epocrates
http://www.epocrates.com
-The grandaddy of them all. The free one covers home prescriptions only.

Skyscape
http://www.skyscape.com/estore/store.aspx?category=35
-Really! Look through their catalog and you come across free ones, especially Archimedes (an invaluable calculator/conversion program)

PDAcortex
http://www.pdacortex.com
-Canadian site specializing in discussion, free software, paid software and everything else for Palm/PocketPC. The best of the bunch!

-Craig
RN, BSN... and others


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Old Aug 15, 2005, 01:07 AM
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Craig,

Any particular good software you recommend at PDA cortex?

There was something wrong with http://www.mobilemerckmedicus.com when I tried to open it.

Thanks!

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