OB Check Out - lets you keep track of the patients you are following on the floor and beam check out at the end of your shift, and it's free.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
Other Software by developer «Timothy Allen»:
C-Spine C-Spine helps you apply the Canadian C-Spine Rules to determine if a patient needs an x-ray for C-Spine Clearance
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Anoxic Brain Injury Prognosis Anoxic Brain Injury Prognosis - Designed for neurologists and medical students on their neurology rotation, this program calculates anoxic brain injury prognosis based on three algorithms.
The references are given to increase the educational value
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Peds Calc Peds Calc simplifies the calculation of pediatric medication doses, providing volumes of up to three solutions for each medication
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Pneumo Calc Pneumo Calc is a freeware Palm Os program that helps physicians and medical students calculate mortality risk for patients with community-acquired pneumonia
Hepatitis C Treament Timer Designed for Hepatologists, this program calculates the 12, 24, and 48 week intervals needed for Hepatitis C treatment and monitoring
