HanDBase: Make up your own databases or download the ones on the website. I have things such as Medical Spanish and a Herbal Database
http://www.ddhsoftware.com/
GlobalRpH.com: Has for purchase programs that aid in calculating doses
http://globalrph.com
Epocrates: Has a free drug formulary and reference program and also more complete programs for purchase.
http://epocrates.com
Lexi-Comp: Has multiple databases (very similar to the book versions). Also has a calculator now too. This is the only one I really know the price of and it's expensive.
http://www.lexi-comp.com
Clinical Pharmacology: If your school of pharmacy/ work has access to Clinical Pharmacology you can download their database for free. I'm unsure about the status without access to the internet.
Micromedex: If your school or workplace has a subscription to Micromedex online you can now download it onto your PDA.
Sanford Guide: The resource for antibiotic use. Now can be purchased for PDA.
http://www.sanfordguide.com/
Medical Letter: The Medical Letter is a review of studies and gives recommendations based on them. Can now be purchased for PDA.
http://medicalletter.com/
Most treatment guidelines can also be downloaded onto a PDA. They typically require Adobe Acrobat for PDA however that is free and so are the guidelines.
Check the individual sites for these guidelines.
Feel free to add and if you have anything in particular you're looking for post b/c i'm sure i forgot a lot of the programs my classmates use.
http://www.ddhsoftware.com/
GlobalRpH.com: Has for purchase programs that aid in calculating doses
http://globalrph.com
Epocrates: Has a free drug formulary and reference program and also more complete programs for purchase.
http://epocrates.com
Lexi-Comp: Has multiple databases (very similar to the book versions). Also has a calculator now too. This is the only one I really know the price of and it's expensive.
http://www.lexi-comp.com
Clinical Pharmacology: If your school of pharmacy/ work has access to Clinical Pharmacology you can download their database for free. I'm unsure about the status without access to the internet.
Micromedex: If your school or workplace has a subscription to Micromedex online you can now download it onto your PDA.
Sanford Guide: The resource for antibiotic use. Now can be purchased for PDA.
http://www.sanfordguide.com/
Medical Letter: The Medical Letter is a review of studies and gives recommendations based on them. Can now be purchased for PDA.
http://medicalletter.com/
Most treatment guidelines can also be downloaded onto a PDA. They typically require Adobe Acrobat for PDA however that is free and so are the guidelines.
Check the individual sites for these guidelines.
Feel free to add and if you have anything in particular you're looking for post b/c i'm sure i forgot a lot of the programs my classmates use.
