patient trial software / shareware for pda

ePatient 3.0 is regarded as a simple to use, yet sophisticated mobile healthcare productivity platform featuring a user-customizable patient management application, Micromedex references, digital photo capture, formula calculator, IR printing capabability, extensive use of time-saving drop-down lists, and more.

Requirements: Palm OS 3.x/4.x, 1MB available PDA memory

Yao and Artusio's Anesthesiology: Problem-Oriented Patient Management is completely customizable to customers needs to present a group of important clinical entities covering the most critical anesthetic problems. It is intended to provide logical and scientific fundamentals for individualized patient management.This latest update is based on the 2008 print edition with additional features, enhanced functionality and ongoing updates!

The resource provides one-click access to patient management cases covering around 60 surgical procedures and problems in anesthesiology. Easy-to-navigate screens present case histories and questions about pathophysiology, symptoms, diagnosis, preoperative evaluation, intraoperative management, and postoperative care. Questions are followed by thorough explanations, with tables, illustrations, and references.

Alticopeia contains approximately 400 herbs and non-herbal dietary supplements. Its purpose is to provide a framework by which one may understand general aspects of the drug and for what it may be used. It may be used much as a Pharmacopeia is used, but with less emphasis on dosing and more on uses and effects.
Developer: David I. Rappaport, Medical Student at Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia
Inspiration For Alticopeia:
"The future of medicine will likely integrate advanced pharmaceuticals and technologies with philosophies which are presently deemed alternative medicine." I developed Alticopeia to offer mainstream healthcare providers an important tool in understanding many of the medical aspects--uses, risks, demonstration of efficacy--of many of the most common herbal medications used by patients in this country."
Herbs & Supplement Data:
Common name, for example: Calendula flower/herb
Latin name of the plant, for example: Calendula officinalis
Please note that this is the name of the entire plant, so the Latin name of the root of one particular plant will be the same as the Latin name for the fruit or flower.
Other names commonly used, for example: Marigold, Gold Bloom, Marybud
Common uses, for example: external: wound healing; internal: pharyngitis/mucositis
Please note that the term indications was specifically not used. This herb may effective or ineffective for this particular use. It may be effective for one use but not for another. Many herbs are used differently externally and internally.
Scientific information, for example: contains glycosides, aglycones, carotenoids; may have anti-s. aureus, anti-HIV activity; may simulate epithelialization
Note that this information may include components of the herb/supplement, clinical or laboratory results, proposed or documented physiological mechanisms, and whether conclusive studies exist about its effectiveness.
Commission E Findings, for example: Approved (flower only)
The German Commission E probably represents the most complete systematic review of herbs. As noted earlier, the Commission used reasonable certainty as the criterion in determining whether an herb was safe and effective. Non-herbal supplements were not investigated by this Commission, and so they are marked with N/A. If the herb is marked Approved, it can be reasonably thought of as safe with at least some form of documented efficacy. In this case, the flower was approved but the herb was not.
Cautions, for example: uncommon dermatitis
These may include side effects/toxicity and interactions with other herbs or drugs. Unfortunately rates of side effects are rarely available. Signs and symptoms of overdose are included if applicable.
Usual Daily Dose, for example: as directed
Please note that this dose represents merely a guideline. Many herbs will have different doses for different uses. Many are used simply as directed.
Reference, for example: Patrick et al, 1996. Induction of vascularisation of an aqueous extract of flowers of c. officinalis. Phytomedicine. 3(1):11-18.
I have included a reference for only about 20 of the herbs. Most of the remainder have not been adequately studied or the studies are either inadequate or in a language such as German or Chinese.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.0 or higher.
- 300K of Free Memory

Pocket Rx 1.3 is an extremely helpful tool that can track your medical information and set a reminder for your prescriptions. Records patient/user names and medications, Rx numbers, refills, costs, quantities, dose and frequency, doctors, pharmacies, generic or brand name, an optional reminder alarm, and notes with a instant dial option.

Quick entry using selection boxes for names/numbers you've already entered. Multi-user so you can store your information as well as someone like a family member / spouse. View all prescription medication information in a list screen.

DrawAnnote is the first point specific graphic annotation program available for the Palm OS Platform. No more need to carry around large blueprints, floor plans, diagrams, maps or paper for real-time data collection! It combines a powerful image viewer with a database, allowing the user to click on any point on the image and record important information specific to the location. DrawAnnote comes complete with both a Desktop and PDA application, allowing easy transfer of files back and forth, and exporting the captured data to spreadsheets or back-end database systems.
Potential uses:
Engineering firms may now carry large complex blueprints into a factory, and record measurements and notes on specific machines or locations.
802.11 hot spots may be recorded on a city map, capturing the system ID, signal strength and access information.
Medical teams may record patient information on specific joints or locations on the body.
Construction and contractors can carry floor plans or building specs and mark colors, measurements and material information.
Surveyors can access full-size maps from their Palm and record their measurements by location directly onto the map.
Real Estate agents or property management personnel can carry building floor plans with cost, dimensions, utility history and other vital information.
Main features:
- Images are only limited to the size of your PDAs memory. 3,600 pixel or larger diagrams are easily carried in the Palm of your hand.
- Multiple levels of zoom, from full view on the PDA screen, up to the exact resolution stored. Images moved by dragging across the screen, or using the PDAs hardware buttons.
- Up to 16 user-defined items may be stored for each data point, and later edited on either the PDA or Desktop.
- Data is stored separate from the image in time stamped files, allowing many data recordings from the same image.
- Desktop Java application runs on Windows, Linux, Macintosh and other Java enabled platforms.
- Desktop application converts .GIF, .JPG and .BMP images into PDA format, and directly reads PDA data files for printing and exporting of information.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.1
- 225KB RAM

Pediatric ICD-9 Coding Flip Chart 2008 1.0 makes it easy to identifie some of the most commonly encountered diagnoses and diseases in pediatric patients and gives corresponding ICD-9-CM codes.

Requirements:

• Palm