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DxSaurus is great for morning report when you're going over differentials

i didn't know there was an EKG app, i'll have to check that out
 
docp said:
DxSaurus is great for morning report when you're going over differentials

i didn't know there was an EKG app, i'll have to check that out
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Inexpensive app on Skyscape called Mobile DDx. I've used it for years (before using WM).
 
Old thread, but I felt like bitching. Anyone else not liking the update for Epocrates? Ever since the UI was updated, I feel like I've been having issues with keeping the app running and also with it looking up drugs. For example, when it is working properly, it does active search as you are typing in the name of the drug you want to search. Right now, mine is bringing up nada, zilch. Anyone know how to fix that without doing a full re-install? The app also seems slower than when it had the more basic UI. Ok, i'm done.
 
Way old thread...but wanted to mention NCCN guidelines for my fellow oncologists out there. Kind of annoying, b/c it just gives you the pdfs, but still is useful. Medscape has an android app out finally, but I have yet to d/l it (waiting for them to offer me $$ like they did for me to put it on my (nonexistant) iphone).
 
+1 for uptodate.

I'd like to see Sanford Guide as well. Had both for WinMo. I'd love to see some sort of WinMo emulator that could run within android so I could have access to these old programs. I've suggested as much to the code wizards over at XDA, but no love yet. One alternative I've found is loading ebooks on my SD card to cover needed info.

Cheers, and keep an eye on your Gomers.
 
Really digging the new Medscape app. I think it loads slightly faster than Epocrates. And you can download a bunch of stuff to SD.
 
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