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For Nurses and healthcare providers “Epocrates” App For Nurses and healthcare providers By: Susan Perls

Description Goals Consult in-depth, peer-reviewed disease content developed in collaboration with BMJ. Look up concise monographs for popular herbals and other supplements. Provide clinical practice guidelines for healthcare professionals. Provide in-depth disease content and alternative medicines.

Purpose (Use/Value) Review evidence-based, patient-specific guidelines condensed for the moments of care.  Check for potentially harmful interactions between up to 30 drugs at a time  Send secure text messages to colleagues or create group chats with care teams. 

Drug Information Review drug prescribing and safety information for thousands of brand, generic and OTC drugs. Drug information includes: Adult and pediatric dosing for FDA-approved and off-label indications Black box warnings, contraindications, adverse reactions and drug interactions Safety/monitoring, including pregnancy risk categories, location safety ratings, monitoring parameters and similar drug names Pharmacology, including metabolism, excretion, subclass and mechanism of action Manufacturer, DEA/FDA status and approximate retail pricing

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