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The official Royal College Logbook for the PC may be downloaded from www.logbook.org.ukIf you wish to maintain a logbook on your handheld then the Royal College has approved a logbook for use with Handbase. Details are below.
This web-based program calculates drug doses and other useful paediatric anaesthesia information. Click here to access software.
iGaslog
iResus
Produced by iMobileMedic in association with the Resuscitation council. It contains all the current adult and paediatric algorithms presented in an interactive form. The traditional static full algorithms are also presented. All the content is approved by the RCUK and the app automatically checks for updates each time it turns on. Its suitable for both ALS and BLS level providers. Best of all its freely available on iTunes App store now. MACage Calculator Platform: iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad (OS 3.0 and above) Target Audience: All anesthesia providers Purpose: All anesthesia providers are aware that MAC values of volatile agents change with age. The formula for calculating MACage was described first by Mapleson (1996). The data was subsequently verified by Fragen and Dunn (1996), Nakahara (1997) and Eger (2001). MACage uses the original Mapleson formula to calculate MAC for patients aged 1 year and over. It is not intended to replace anesthesia training, or dictate how much agent should be administered to any particular patient. Providers must rely on personal judgment and experience. Click here for more informationDownload MACage from iTunesiReverseIn order to assist in calculating the correct dose of Bridion that should be administered to reverse neuromuscular blockade induced by rocuronium or vecuronium, Schering-Plough has launched a Bridion Dose Calculator iPhone App. Clicking here will take you to the iPhone App store from where you can download and install the application. You will need an iTunes account in order to access the application. PubMed on Tap PubMed On Tap searches PubMed to find and display reference information. • Store references (with pdfs) in your personal and searchable library. • Retrieve pdfs from the Web. • E-mail references (with pdfs) from within the application. • Advanced Search. Specify fields and search mode, using AND, OR and NOT logic operators. • Specify option to find only articles with Full Text or Free Full Text. • E-mail the results as formatted text or an RIS tagged record, ready to be imported into reference management applications like Bookends and EndNote. • EZproxy support. • Link to Full Text articles that open in Safari or Internal Web Browser (requires access privileges). • Internal Web Browser. • Landscape view. • Remember/recall recent searches. • Navigation between references in the formatted view. • Order full-text copies of articles using Loansome Doc Ordering System. Clicking here will take you to the iPhone App store from where you can download and install the application. You will need an iTunes account in order to access the application. SonoAccess The SonoAccess™ application is the first interactive mobile learning application from an ultrasound company available on the iPhone® and iPod touch® mobile digital devices. At the tap of a finger, a portable, on-demand library of high quality clinical and system instructional videos, case studies, clinical image gallery and reference guides on point-of-care ultrasound applications is available to any medical professional or student. Within the SonoAccess application, you can customize your user profile to generate a recommended list of videos, and share any document or video with a colleague or friend. Features With the SonoAccess application you can: - Watch ultrasound scanning technique videos organized by specialty and product to pick up helpful tips from expert scanners. - Watch video case studies for more detailed information on clinical applications of ultrasound. - Access the clinical image gallery with over 100 ultrasound images to reference and compare to the images you scan. - Find reimbursement information and Quick Start user guides for SonoSite systems. - Stay current with SonoSite corporate information and product releases with the SonoAccess news feed feature. - Share any SonoAccess video, image or document. Clicking here will take you to the iPhone App store from where you can download and install the application. You will need an iTunes account in order to access the application.
Click here for information regarding the logbook
See our forum on PDAs and The Anaesthetic Logbook
are proud to be working with the Difficult Airway Society and helping anaesthetists use the DAS difficult intubation guidelines on their handhelds. All of the guidelines are available as pdfs which may be downloaded and viewed on your handheld. Click here for the guidelines download page.
ePocrates Rx is a superb program that functions on all platforms. It contains a huge database of continually updated drug doses, interactions etc. It automatically updates with each sync.
Dr Jim Berrington has released a free sample of an MCQ database for HanDBase3. It contains fifty sample MCQ's taken from 'QBase: Final FRCA' by Hammond/McIndoe and is designed to work with both PalmOS and Pocket PC machines running HanDBase3. Download from www.medi-cal.org.uk
MedCalc is a (free) medical calculator running on Palm powered handheld devices. It is designed for rapid calculation of common equations used in clinical medicine (including anaesthesia, paediatrics, emergency, intensive care and internal medicine). Click here.
Rovsing's sign? Virchow's node? Here's a database of over 1,200 common and obscure medical eponyms. Now a stand alone database, written by Dr Andrew Yee. Click here.
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