FAMILY MEDICINE PACKAGE 3.03 (Mobile)

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The Package includes Redi-Reference Clinical Guidelines, Infectious Disease, Cardiology, and Obstetrics texts as well as a year subscription to the biweekly Clinical Update, all at a significant savings. REDI-REFERENCE CLINICAL GUIDELINES puts concise but complete summaries of the most important national clinical guidelines at your fingertips, and updates those guidelines regularly as new information comes out. ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE (Nov. 20, 2001), stated: "The Redi-Reference Clinical Guidelines Handbook is a powerful tool for bringing evidence-based medicine to the point of care." The Clinical Handbook has also been ENDORSED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD OF QUALITY ASSURANCE AND UTILIZATION REVIEW PHYSICIANS.A few of the national guidelines included in this Redi-Reference guide include: CARDIOLOGY - American Heart Association Guidelines on the treatment of Atrial Fibrillation; NIH guidelines on the treatment of Hypertension (JNC VI report); Consensus Recommendations on the treatment of Congestive Heart Failure; NCEP III Treatment Guidelines for Hypercholesterolemia in Adults (2001).INFECTIOUS DISEASES AAP/CDC/AAFP Childhood Immunization Schedule; CDC recommendations for anthrax post-exposure prophylaxis and treatment; CDC Recommendations for Adult Immunizations; Guidelines for Management of Community Acquired Pneumonia in Adults (2000); Guidelines on Acute Infectious Diarrhea in Adults; CDC Guidelines for the management of health-care worker exposures to HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis; CDC Recommendations for Otitis Media; American Heart Association Guidelines on Prevention of Bacterial Endocarditis; CDC STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) Treatment Guidelines.PULMONARY: The NIH NAEP Guidelines for the Treatment of Asthma. Guidelines in NEUROLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, ENDOCRINEOLOGY and others as well. REDI-REFERENCE CLINICAL UPDATE is a biweekly clinical newsletter that delivers concise reviews of the most important primary care literature published over the previous two weeks, directly to your palm. A distinguished panel of newsletter editors from academic centers carefully review a wide range of journals including Journal of the American Medical Association, New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, British Medical Journal, Lancet, MMWR, Pediatrics, Journal of Pediatrics and more. Concise reviews of the important articles are formatted for ease of use on Palm OS devices and the information from those articles is placed into clinical focus. The newsletter automatically archives previous reviews for easy search and retrieval. REDI-REFERENCE INFECTIOUS DISEASE eHandbook is an extensive primary care reference tool that includes background, presentation, diagnosis, organisms, and treatment for infectious diseases seen in primary care. The handbook authors are Professors of Infectious Disease and Family Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. The I.D. eHandbook is updated quarterly, at no cost for one year after purchase. REDI-REFERENCE CARDIOLOGY puts concise but complete summaries of standard diagnosis and treatment recommendations for cardiovascular disease at your fingertips, with regular updates. REDI-REFERENCE CARDIOLOGY was developed for hand held platforms so that it is at once comprehensive in the information that it provides, but does not take up too much memory. The total memory for Redi-Reference Cardiology is 51Kb, using compression technology.REDI-REFERENCE OBSTETRICS puts concise but complete summaries of standard diagnosis and treatment recommendations for obstetrics at your fingertips, and updates these recommendations regularly as new information comes out. REDI-REFERENCE OBSTETRICS , written by Paul Lyons, M.D., Assistant Chair for Clinical Education, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, was developed for hand held platforms so that it is at once comprehensive in the information that it provides, but does not take up too much memory.

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