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The must-have Physicians’ Cancer Chemotherapy Drug Manual is now available for your iPhone, iPad, and Android. The new app offers busy physicians convenient and affordable access to up-to-date information on standard therapy and recent advances in oncology medication.

Topics: oncology, mobile medicine, medicine, mobile app

Don't Just Take Our Word for It.
Try it FREE for 30 Days!

We can tell you how valuable the Tarascon Pharmacopoeia app is all day long, but we think you should hear it from your peers.

"INDISPENSIBLE. By far and away the most useful, best designed program of its type. Curated by pharmacists and clinicians. Unbiased data. Does not sell your look-up data to pharma, unlike the "free" e-poc-ra-tes. Worth every penny."
—iOS reviewer

Topics: Android, Apple, Reviews, General Medicine, Google Play, iOS, medical reference, mobile app, mobile medicine, mobile medicine, Pharma, Pharmacopoeia, prescribing, Prescribing, primary care, primary care, Tarascon

Tarascon and EvidenceCare Together,
Bringing Vital Information to Doctors' Fingertips

EvidenceCare, a Nashville-based decision support tool for healthcare providers, announces the integration of drug information from Tarascon Pharmacopoeia, the most popular and trusted source of portable drug information since 1987. The integration provides EvidenceCare the opportunity to deliver content that has been relied upon by Providers worldwide for nearly three decades. EvidenceCare presents the information in a format that is easy-to-access and is personalized to each unique patient.

Topics: EvidenceCare, General Medicine, hospital medicine, infectious disease, medicine, mobile medicine, mobile medicine, Pharmacopoeia, physicians, prescribing, Prescribing, Tarascon

The Tarascon Pharmacopoeia continues its tradition as the most popular and most trusted portable drug reference. Available for your Apple and Android devices, this must-have resource contains vital drug information on thousands of drugs to help clinicians make better decisions at the point of care.

What's new:

• iOS 8 inspired interface with intuitive navigation

• Includes complete contents of the Tarascon Pharmacopoeia 2015 Deluxe Edition including tables, figures and styling

• Real-time content updates occurring in the background so as to not interrupt usage of the application

• Improved search functionality

• Robust drug interaction tool

This app also includes:

• A fully integrated “Herbal & Alternative Therapy” section

• 47 invaluable drug reference tables and 15 dynamic calculators

• Both convenient relative pricing codes ($ to $$$$$) and exact prices from drugstore.com

• Extensive pediatric drug dosing

• Unique Canadian trade names and drugs

• Consumer Reports best buy drugs

The trial version is now available for new users of the Tarascon Pharmacopoeia app, and will give ausers ccess to the entire contents of the app for 30 days. Download now through iTunes or Google Play.

Topics: drug dosing, mobile medicine, mobile medicine, Pharmacopoeia, prescribing, Prescribing, Tarascon Publishing

The Tarascon Medical Procedures Pocketbook, a reference Doody's Review Service awarded 5 stars, has now been released as a mobile application for your Apple, Android and BlackBerry devices.

Topics: blackberry world, Hospital Medicine Blog, esherick, General Medicine, Google Play, iTunes, medical procedures, mhealth, mobile applications for doctors, mobile medicine, mobile medicine, primary care, Tarascon, Tarascon Medical Procedures Pocketbook

 

Proteus Digital Health is creating medicines with mobile technology to make healthcare more accessible, manageable and innovative for patient and provider. In July 2012, the FDA approved Proteus Digital Health's microchip, an ingestible pill containing a tiny sensor that can communicate, via their Digital Health Feedback System, vital information about medication-taking behaviors and how the patient's body is responding.

Topics: Cardiology, CorTemp, doctors, Hospital Medicine Blog, FDA, General Medicine, HQ Inc, medication, mobile medicine, mobile medicine, oncology, Physician, pill, Prescribing, primary care, Proteus, Pyschiatry & Mental Health