Student Formulary
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
A fast reference of 120 commonly prescribed medications with quick summaries of each (class, mechanism of action, unique attributes) - ideal for revision, ward rounds, group learning and more!
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Pharmacology is a difficult subject to know where to start learning. There are thousands of drugs with many variations and unique features. This app is a reference of 120 commonly prescribed medications (based on the British Pharmacological Society’s recommendations), with a quick one-page summary for each. It intended to be an instant-access springboard to further learning; the kind of response you would be expected to give when quizzed on a ward round.
It’s fast, focused, and designed to give you immediate and instant access to the quick detail that you were looking for, or as a memory aid for revision. It’s also ideal for students of nursing, clinical sciences, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, and other allied health professions.
This app is primarily a learning tool, and not intended for clinical decision-making. While all the information was drawn from evidence-based sources, all clinical decisions should be based on approved texts, such as the British National Formulary. Any information stated in this app should defer to a more up-to-date resource where differing detail exists. EU generic names have been used instead of trade names.
Updates and further features coming soon!
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Pharmacology is a difficult subject to know where to start learning. There are thousands of drugs with many variations and unique features. This app is a reference of 120 commonly prescribed medications (based on the British Pharmacological Society’s recommendations), with a quick one-page summary for each. It intended to be an instant-access springboard to further learning; the kind of response you would be expected to give when quizzed on a ward round.
It’s fast, focused, and designed to give you immediate and instant access to the quick detail that you were looking for, or as a memory aid for revision. It’s also ideal for students of nursing, clinical sciences, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, and other allied health professions.
This app is primarily a learning tool, and not intended for clinical decision-making. While all the information was drawn from evidence-based sources, all clinical decisions should be based on approved texts, such as the British National Formulary. Any information stated in this app should defer to a more up-to-date resource where differing detail exists. EU generic names have been used instead of trade names.
Updates and further features coming soon!
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 2.29 MB of space to download and install Student Formulary app. Student Formulary is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Ben Hamilton at http://www.asclepius-dev.co.uk/.
Copyright © 2013 Ben Hamilton
