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See also:
- Epocrates - Offers free medial PDA software including drug interactions and infectious disease databases. System requirements, tour of features, and auto update information. Requires free registration for download.
- Healthy Palmpilot - Collection of software, doc files, calculators, and databases.
- Medical Communication Systems - Electronic medical record database. Includes demo, trial version, news, and corporate information.
- Medical Eponyms - Database with common and obscure eponyms. Requires either JFile or a document reader.
- Medical Wizards - Offers shareware programs for pediatric reference and calculations, emergency and critical care drip calculator, and a poisoning management reference. Screen shots, frequently asked questions, and company profile.
- MedicalMnemonics.com - Free database of medical mnemonics, with abridged and unabridged versions. Includes tour and help topics. Customization requires free registration.
- PatientKeeper - Data management system which keeps track of patient information, including history and physical, notes, labs, tests, to-do, problem lists. Includes demo, frequently asked questions, and security information.
- PocketMD - Patient database management system, with history and physical, laboratory values, problem list, and medication list. Includes selected screen slide show.
- Riley Kidometer - Provides age-based normals including height and weight, vital signs, developmental milestones, lab values, and vaccine information. Screen shots, list of chapters, and author information. Shareware.
- StacWorks - Offers ABG Pro, an arterial blood gas calculator; and Preg Watch a due date calculator where results may be saved.
- Statcoder.com - Offers a variety of programs, including several coding programs, cardiac risk calculator, growth chart, cardiac surgery risk, and cholesterol calculator. Some are freeware, some are demos. Some require TealInfo.
- WardWatch - Records patient details for use during rounds. Includes demo, screen shots, manual, and release notes.
