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Family Medicine / Primary Care

LBB™ ppc(The Little Black Book of Primary Care)
LBB™ is the handheld version of The Little Black Book of Primary Care, a medical reference that The Journal of Family Practice conveys is "fun to use, saves time, and provides answers." Includes references and notes from New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, Journal of the American Medical Association, Medical Letter, and many other top publications. Skyscape enhances these qualities by dividing the sections into General Reference, Pathophys and Causes, Epidemiology, Signs and Symptoms, Course, Complications, Lab and X-rays, and Treatment, so that you can access the information you need with a click of the stylus in seconds. Take this information with you wherever you go!

 

PCMRec™(Primary Care Medicine Recommendations)
PCMRec™(Primary Care Medicine Recommendations)is a portable decision-support tool that provides detailed specific recommendations for the screening, workup, and management of more than 200 unique clinical problems seen in the outpatient setting. PCMRec™ provides you with recommendations that represent the latest and best approaches to your patients' problems.

 

Outlines in Clinical Medicine by Skyscape
Outlines in Clinical Medicine® (OCM) is the most comprehensive, up-to-date medical reference title available for Windows® CE and Pocket PC handheld devices. OCM covers internal medicine and was created with the intention of incorporating large amounts of rapidly changing medical information into a succinct, comprehensive summary of a topic. With over 750 separate topics encountered in:

General Medicine
Internal Medicine Subspecialties
Family Practice
Pediatrics
Geriatrics
Ophthalmology
Gynecology
Obstetrics
Psychiatry
Neurology

 

OCM/FP™ (Outlines in Clinical Medicine/Family Practice Edition) is the most comprehensive, up-to-date medical reference title available for the handheld devices. OCM was developed to provide a quick access to the family practice physician with large amounts of rapidly changing medical information. Each topic contains a succinct, comprehensive summary in an outline format for ready reference.

Family Practice Notebook
"The Family Practice notebook is intended to aid primary care providers in their pursuit of optimal care, well-informed patients, and healthy families. The notebook is derived from a "peripheral brain" collection of medical notes, and is divided over 3700 topics within 570 chapters and 31 subspecialty books. Information is gleaned from reputable sources, referenced where possible, taken from lectures and workshops, peer reviewed articles and bulletins, and key texts. New approaches to medical problems are referenced with supporting studies, and further reading is often suggested on general medical issues."

The Family Practice Notebook is available in Tomeraider and Internet Explorer versions for the Pocket PC.

The Common Symptom Guide 4e from HandheldMed.com
"Helps you diagnose your patients\' complaints quickly and accurately."

Medicine for the Outdoors, Paul Auerbach, MD from HandheldMed.com
"This is an emergency medical guide for the serious wilderness traveler. Sections deal with major medical problems, disorders related to specific environments, and commonly used drugs and sources of information."

A Pocketful of Prevention from HandheldMed.com
"This book is adapted from the United States Preventative Services Task Force Report."

Family Medicine, 2000 Edition, Volume 1 and Family Medicine, 2000 Edition, Volume 2 from Current Clinical Strategies
This essential manual brings together important management guidelines for Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Gynecology in one compact book. It is a concise and complete overview of Family Practice. 250 pages. Paul D. Chan, MD

Outpatient and Primary Care Medicine, 2001 Edition from Current Clinical Strategies
This concise handbook outlines current management strategies for ambulatory patients with common disorders. It includes current guidelines for cardiology, gastroenterology, and gynecology. 195 pages. Paul D. Chan, MD, David M. Thomas, MD, Eric W. McKinley, MD, and Elizabeth K. Stanford, MD

Outpatient Medicine Recall from medrevu.com
"Written by faculty and residents in the University of Virginia Department of Family Medicine, Outpatient Medicine Recall facilitates rapid review and memorization of outpatient medicine with a concise question/answer format."

Treatment Guidelines for Medicine and Primary Care, 2002 Edition (formerly titled Practice Parameters in Medicine) from Current Clinical Strategies
This pocket handbook is a compilation of current diagnostic and treatment guidelines for patient management in primary care. New American College of Physicians guidelines are included. It outlines the diagnosis and therapy for common problems encountered by family physicians, internists, and other primary care providers. This book is useful for physicians, medical students, nurse practitioners, and physician's assistants. 268 pages. Paul D. Chan, MD and Margaret T. Johnson, MD

Asthma tracking program by HealthEngage
HealthEngage Asthma PocketPC Edition is a very useful companion for your device. Its prompts guide you through a very easy process of collecting, managing, and viewing your peak flow measurements, trigger effects, medication requirements, and personal observations or notes. In addition, the data you collect can be viewed and appended within any other HealthEngage application, such as HealthEngage Asthma for desktop computer , where your data can be viewed in a large screen, extremely user-friendly application. Now you can help yourself and your doctor better manage your asthma.