Mobile Apps: Index

Offers access to a small subset of Access Medicine's resources : Quick Medical Dx & Tx, Fitzpatrick’s Color Atlas of Clinical Dermatology, the Access Medicine Differential Diagnosis Tool, Diagnostic Tests from Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests, etc. Requires you to create a My Access personal login in the web version of Access Medicine to activate the app.

The ePSS application was developed to assist primary care clinicians identify the screening, counseling, and preventive medication services that are appropriate for their patients. The ePSS information is based on the current recommendations of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and can be searched by specific patient characteristics, such as age, sex, and selected behavioral risk factors.

A shelf and update service to pull recent issues of scholarly journals to your smartphone, iPad, Android tablet for browsing; allows you to save your favorite journals, view the tables of contents, read or save articles, etc. Creation of a personal ID will allow you to sync your favorites between devices and the web version.

Speaks pre-translated phrases and questions for common, straightforward, routine medical communication in a dozen languages. Additionally, a one-touch interpreter button connects the provider directly to the facility’s over-the-phone interpreter (OPI) line, if your facility has it enabled.

App access to all of ClinicalKey; evidence-based, peer reviewed information to improve speed to accurate diagnosis and treatment, with the goal of improving patient outcomes and lowering the high cost of care, including Elsevier's journals, books, guidelines, drug information, videos, Procedures Consult videos, First Consult reviews, etc. Requires creation of a personal login and id.

Extensive, highly-respected evidence-based clinical decision support tool and reference that provides answers to clinical questions; content is written and regularly updated by a world-class team of physicians and researchers who synthesize the evidence and communicate it.

From the NIH; find information about maternal and infant drug levels, possible effects on lactation and on breastfed infants, breastfeeding and maternal care, and alternative drugs to consider.

Mobile app for Overdrive, a large shared collection of e-books and audiobooks that can be downloaded for 2-4 week checkouts. Use this app to search for e-books or audiobooks from Overdrive and read/listen to them in this app or send them to your Kindle to read.

Collection of Thieme reference and textbooks that can be downloaded for a term; requires creation of Thieme login ID and use of this app.

Collection of Thieme reference and textbooks that can be downloaded for a term; requires creation of Thieme login ID and use of this app.

Provides health care practitioners and students with clear, practical explanations for thousands of conditions in all major medical and surgical specialties. With many new features and enhancements, this app covers etiology, pathophysiology, and options for evaluation and treatment.

Micromedex Drug Interactions, Micromedex IV Compatibility, Pediatric Essentials and NeoFax Essentials app for subscribers; needs a password that is findable on ATSU provided Micromedex site under Resources. Click on Download Mobile Apps, and see the password in Step 4. NOTE Our Educational-Use license only permits student use in clinical settings. Faculty may only use this for teaching purposes.

Quick drug lookup, Save frequent searches and comparisons, Current drug information, Drug comparison by left-right swipe, Drug interaction checker, Pill identifier

Web and mobile resource to provide biomedical article recommendations and access. Connect to your university subscriptions from articles recommended by the community or from your favorite journals.

Collection of clinical references, textbooks and tools; includes AHFS and Essential Evidence, MedCAlC 3000, ICD Ten Codes for Diagnosis & Procedures, etc.

Evidence-based, physician-authored clinical decision support and reference resources for use at the point of care. Includes drug information from Lexicomp, regular practice-oriented podcasts and news briefs, patient education handouts, drug interactions checkers, calculators, etc. Will work offline. Requires creation of a personal login and id, and regular reauthentication.