This app is my go to reference for absolutely any medical condition. Registration is free and it has easy reading articles on probably every single condition out there. Another thing I like is that the articles are very easily organised according to their clinical presentation, it gives you differential diagnosis, a work up of the investigations required (especially beneficial when you\u2019re a lost intern) and the management. The only downside is that there are some articles that require access through their webpage and these are not available on the application. The registration gives you access online to their website as well so no worries. In addition to the reference article, there are more articles on the latest guidelines, drugs available and new links found.<\/p>\n
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The British National Formulary (BNF) is every medical student and junior doctor\u2019s go to book, especially in the UK when you have to sit the prescribing skills assessment in your final year and need to know this book at your finger tips. The most challenging thing about the BNF book is that it\u2019s not easy to find a drug, especially when you need to go into the index which takes some time. Now when this was converted into a FREE phone app you cannot imagine my excitement! The app is very user friendly and in addition to having the adult formulary, you can also switch between the paediatric version on the same app. Super easy! All the indications, contraindications, adverse effects, etc can be found similarly to that in the book. Love love love this app! Has made my life very easy!<\/p>\n
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This has been super useful when working in the Neonatal intensive care unit because it helps you figure out the fluids, the drug doses and even the endotracheal tube size\/tube length by just simply entering the body weight of the baby. It\u2019s very useful because it also provides you with all the emergency drug doses for that baby\u2019s specific body weight. There are also useful checklists and quick reference guidelines for easy access.<\/p>\n
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