DelMintaka

I have found something on this at the Web site of the Florida Center for Nursing, down in paragraph 6: http://www.FLcenterForNursing.org/faq.htm There is also some (possibly outdated) information at: http://www.firn.edu/doe/bin00065/nsfactsheet.htm

The allnurses.com forums are an excellent resource, well appreciated. Thank you for the "tutorial: How to use the forums" thread. I still have a question. Forgive me for asking (this may be obvious to everybody else), but what is a "public group?" This is in reference to the "Group Memberships" section of the View Profile page. What does this mean: "X is not a member of any public groups" ?

They frequently update the material and their software. The program on your PDA stops working when the subscription expires, apparently. That is a disadvantage. If you don't mind a monochrome display, the product is excellent--especially the integration of dosage calculators and such. They abbreviate a lot of terms. And it is fast. :) No bells and whistles. Not much graphical information. If you want to deal with the authors only one time, you may want to consider other software. PEPID is more like a service contract.