New for PDA: Emergency Medicine Manual

February 2nd, 2006 Emergency Medicine

emm6e_2.jpgUnbound Medicine, last week’s highlighted company, has just released the popular Emergency Medicine Manual for PDA. This hot new product covers the wide range of clinical problems seen by emergency physicians. Each topic gives explicit recommendations for diagnosis, management and drug therapy. New coverage includes sections on bioterrorism and weapons of mass destruction. Emergency Medicine Manual has been endorsed by the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Unbound Medicine’s clean implementation really shines here. I could get to any topic I wanted in a matter of seconds. The tables (there are 123 of them) were easy to read with Unbound’s unique table viewer. See it for yourself by downloading a trial.
This resource will come in handy for anyone in the emergency department! [more handy for staff than patients, we suspect — ed.]

Nicholas Genes, MD, PhD, has been with Medgadget since almost the beginning. He's now Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Mount Sinai, where in addition to patient care and teaching responsibilities, he studies EHR usability and physician uses of social media. Dr. Genes serves on the editorial boards of Emergency Physicians Monthly and Emergency Medicine Practice. More about Nick: http://nickgenes.com

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