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Free Medical Software for the Pocket PC (Freeware)
Neulabs online lab studies
guide:
"Built with handheld-enabled medical personnel in mind, the
Online Lab Studies Guide features details about the most commonly ordered
study panels in the clinical setting.
The Guide includes general information, differential diagnoses, and
treatment options in an easily accessible format that can be synced to
handheld devices through AvantGo or Internet Explorer Mobile Favorites."
Memoware
has hundreds of free medical documents formatted for the Palm. Read
our feature on
how to use these documents.
Medical documents in iSilo format
can be found at The
Medical iSilo Depot, many of them FREE.
Archimedes from
Skyscape.com
An extremely handy medical calculator for the most common equations.
Applied
Evidence: Diagnosis of Essential and Secondary Hypertension:
Free Pocket PC software to accompany an article in the Journal of Family
Practice: "The
Diagnosis of Essential and Secondary Hypertension in Adults"
by Steven A. Dosh, MD, MS. Journal of Family Practice 2001: Vol. 50, No.
8 The software implements a useful clinical decision rule that would otherwise
be difficult to use in a clinical setting.
Patient
Tracker 5.1 from HandheldMed.com
Pocket
Anatomy by Allscripts
Pocket Library
"Pocket Anatomy is a unique atlas of normal anatomy, selected
procedures, and disease states. Health care providers can use these illustrations
to help improve patient understanding. Rendered in full color by medical
illustrator Becky Slemmons, this title is as fun to look at as it is useful.
The book contains an alphabetic and an organ system
index that let you select the illustration by name or category. Each organ
system index contains a sub-index listing illustrations of normal anatomy
and disease states. In just a few seconds you can bring up a picture that
shows how the heart works or illustrates a fracture of the distal radius."