What's your "must have" app?

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I am a new grad and I am going to start my new job soon at a primary care setting. I need to get some useful apps on y iPhone such as meds, Dx, symptoms, etc. I have purchased UpToDate last year which is going to expire in 2 months and I am not looking into renewing it since it's very expensive and I won't get the student discount anymore. What's your favorite app? Thank you!

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My favorite one is for the Jeep Wrangler site.

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

UpToDate

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My hospital has a subscription to uptodate and it is great for research. However on my iphone I mostly use epocrates and medscape. The latter has a lot of information on diseases and differentials. You can also do CME.

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I also use eOpioid (iphone) for opioid conversions and medcalc as a good calculator (medscape has a pretty good calculator too).

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UptoDate, epocrates, MPR, and Medscape

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Specializes in allergy and asthma, urgent care.

UptoDate and epocrates

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Specializes in Adult Internal Medicine.

UpToDate.

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Specializes in Emergency, MCCU, Surgical/ENT, Hep Trans.

First Consult very handy as Medscape

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Specializes in Adult health, Primary care, WH..

Epocrates, MPR, Skyscape, and Medscape. UptoDate is the best, but expensive.

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Epocrotes hands down, renal dosing and formulary coverage at the swipe of a finger!

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