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- UpToDate vs Epocrates vs Medscape | Student Doctor Network Forums
I know I can get Epocrates and or Medscape for free, but is UpToDate worth paying the ~$150 offer I got in the mail? Thanks!! My institution had uptodate on the computers, so paying for the phone app would have been a waste of money Also, asking whether to get epocrates or uptodate is like asking should I get a refrigerator or an oven?
- Discount Coupon codes for Epocrates or Lexi?
Does anyone know any current discount or coupon codes for Lexi or Epocrates? I'm going to get one of these tools soon for my PDA I've heard that drug
- Pocket med vs. epocrates | Student Doctor Network
Just wondering why everyone raves about the green pocket medicine book so much It seems to have a lot of overlap with epocrates uptodate, but is more expensive (assuming your school gives you access to epocrates) and cumbersome to look through The only real benefit I've found from it is that
- Technology - Lexi-Comp or Epocrates? | Student Doctor Network
Just trying to guage peoples opinion on which is the better more useful program as I am trying to decide between the two Currently using the Epocrates free drug list and flying through the free demos on lexi-comp Prices Epocrates $140 for one year Lexi comp +1yronline $325
- do not understand peds dosing (and epocrates calculator)
Members do not see this ad i goto epocrates for dosing and no problem (for adults) but then when i goto peds, the numbers under the drug
- The Quick Reference Cheat Sheets (You Carry With You) Compilation . . .
I primarily use my iPhone medical apps and refer to them all the time Apps loaded: PEPID Epocrates PediDoser PediSTAT EMRA Abx ----------------- PEDI Safe OBWheel The last two rarely get used PEDI Safe overlaps with the other two "Pedi" apps and OBWheel well how many of us reference an OB Wheel during a shift? So, I don't really carry around notes or traditional cheat sheets as those
- Technology - Epocrates Essentials vs. 5 minute clinical consult?
I am confused about which product to purchase It looks like Epocrates SxDx is pretty similar to the 5MCC, and Epocrates even admits to partnering with 5MCC to develop SxDx As a 3rd year student, is Epocrates Essentials a good enough product, or does 5MCC have more features so that I should
- Considerations for PO to IV Dose Conversions
Considerations for PO to IV Dose Conversions There are times when a patient can’t take oral medications, and administration via the parenteral route is the only option Some examples may include the perioperative period and when there’s uncertainty about GI absorption Drugs with good bioavailability, such as most antimicrobials (e g , fluconazole [Diflucan], levofloxacin [Levaquin
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