Davis Drug Guide 2018
SAFETY FIRST! Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses ®, Sixteenth Edition delivers all of the information you need to administer medications safely across the lifespan—well-organized monographs for hundreds of generic and thousands of trade-name drugs.
The information nurses need - when, where, and how they need it! Today’s most comprehensive nursing drug guide emphasizes safety first! Try before you buy with the 30-day FREE trial before being charged for a subscription. Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses, Sixteenth Edition always puts safety first, emphasizing the information nurses need to know to administer medications competently and safely. Well-organized monographs for hundreds of generic and thousands of trade name drugs reflect the latest FDA approvals and changes. The SIXTEENTH EDITION - Life-saving Guidance. At a glance:.
Davis Drug Guide 2018 Citation
5,000-drug database and appendices. Cross-referencing of drugs. Drug-drug, drug-food, drug-natural product interactions. Herbal content. Well-structured and readable. Organized by generic drug name, with an index that includes generic and trade names, classifications, combination drugs, and herbals. Pedi, Geri, OB, and Lactation cautions.
IV administration subheads. Ingersoll rand 242 compressor manual. REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies) icon. Pharmacogenomic content and icon.
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Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - The Davis's Drug Guide For Nurses iPhone App is powered by Atmosphere Apps. Mony This app is a great, easy and reliable tool to find out about medications. The bad thing about it is that even if you hadn't renew your anual subscription, it still would let you use it, and now you can no longer do that.
I would snooze the reminder of the renewal and use it to look up a medication and eventually pay again for the subscription anyways. I was at work and since it does not allow you to do that anymore, I will not renew my subscription since I couldn't rely on it when I needed it.
My hospital offers at least two drug books linked to the charting system, I used them and found what I needed. There is also information available online for free. You should either lower the anual subscription or allow people to use it even if they haven't renewed the subscription. With that being said, they just lost a loyal customer that had renewed subscription and used this app for 5 years until now. Hi Mony, We understand your point of view and we greatly appreciate users like yourself that renewed on the honor system.
Davis Drug Guide 15th Edition
The fact is that with every update to iOS there is the potential for issues to appear in an app that need to be addressed and a new build released. Apps require ongoing maintenance from a development team even when there is not an update to features or data. Additionally it is important that our users are making their decisions with the most recent drug information simply as a matter of safety. Unfortunately, there was far to many users willing to rely on outdated information and not maintain their subscription and current drug information. For these reasons it was necessary for us to convert to a mandatory subscription model. We're sorry to see you go, especially after being with us for 5 years, but are glad to hear you have other resources available to you to keep you informed on the information you need.
This app is a great, easy and reliable tool to find out about medications. The bad thing about it is that even if you hadn't renew your anual subscription, it still would let you use it, and now you can no longer do that.
I would snooze the reminder of the renewal and use it to look up a medication and eventually pay again for the subscription anyways. I was at work and since it does not allow you to do that anymore, I will not renew my subscription since I couldn't rely on it when I needed it. My hospital offers at least two drug books linked to the charting system, I used them and found what I needed. There is also information available online for free. You should either lower the anual subscription or allow people to use it even if they haven't renewed the subscription. With that being said, they just lost a loyal customer that had renewed subscription and used this app for 5 years until now. Hi Mony, We understand your point of view and we greatly appreciate users like yourself that renewed on the honor system.
Davis Drug Guide 2016 Pdf
The fact is that with every update to iOS there is the potential for issues to appear in an app that need to be addressed and a new build released. Apps require ongoing maintenance from a development team even when there is not an update to features or data. Additionally it is important that our users are making their decisions with the most recent drug information simply as a matter of safety. Unfortunately, there was far to many users willing to rely on outdated information and not maintain their subscription and current drug information. For these reasons it was necessary for us to convert to a mandatory subscription model. We're sorry to see you go, especially after being with us for 5 years, but are glad to hear you have other resources available to you to keep you informed on the information you need.
Dfdemt While this is the drug app I like the most out of all the ones I have used, it still has a few issues. I've seen several new medications on TV commercials, but it seems to take forever for them to appear on here. The other, and perhaps the one I've read the most about, is that if your subscription expires, you can't access the app in the version you've already paid for which is like a textbook self destructing after one year. That ticks me off.
Because of those two things I give it 3 stars. I like it, and I'd recommend it, but I'd tell the person about those issues so they could make a more informed decision.
While this is the drug app I like the most out of all the ones I have used, it still has a few issues. I've seen several new medications on TV commercials, but it seems to take forever for them to appear on here. The other, and perhaps the one I've read the most about, is that if your subscription expires, you can't access the app in the version you've already paid for which is like a textbook self destructing after one year.
That ticks me off. Because of those two things I give it 3 stars. I like it, and I'd recommend it, but I'd tell the person about those issues so they could make a more informed decision. Wo223 I had the old Davis drug guide and loved it. But just like everyone else once I updated my iPhone this last time it was inop. So thought I’d try the one for nurses this time. Was working ok when I was in cell service range but didn’t realize it doesn’t work if you don’t have cell or WiFi until I was on a patient flight and needed to look up a medication and low and behold it doesn’t work.
Thanks a lot! Now I hate this app and need to find one that will stay on my phone. Anyway to get my money back??? Anyone have a recommendation on another drug book?? I had the old Davis drug guide and loved it. But just like everyone else once I updated my iPhone this last time it was inop.
So thought I’d try the one for nurses this time. Was working ok when I was in cell service range but didn’t realize it doesn’t work if you don’t have cell or WiFi until I was on a patient flight and needed to look up a medication and low and behold it doesn’t work.
Thanks a lot! Now I hate this app and need to find one that will stay on my phone. Anyway to get my money back??? Anyone have a recommendation on another drug book??
Description Davis’s Drug Guide delivers up-to-date, comprehensive, and practical information on over 5,000 trade name and generic drugs. This powerful resource contains everything you need to provide premium care to your patients including information on dosing and administration, safety, interactions, patient teaching, and much more. Integrated calculators allow you to find answers quickly and easily on your mobile device and link directly from a drug monograph to a built-in dosing calculator. With increased emphasis on evidence-based content, Davis’s includes generic and trade names, therapeutic classes, natural/herbal products, and IV administration. Davis’s Drug Guide is focused on practical information with high-alert notices and patient safety coverage so you can administer meds confidently and effectively. Davis’s Drug Guide includes automatic updates for one year to ensure you always have the latest drug information, as well as a one-year subscription to DrugGuide.com.
Features. New FDA approvals and regular updates. Integrated dosing calculators. 1,700 monographs and 5,000 trade name and generic drugs. Critical safety alerts, warnings, and patient safety information. Pill images to visually confirm drugs forms.
Highlighted Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS). Discontinued drug list. Notes for making custom notes and highlights within entries. Universal Index Search to find medications quickly.
'Favorites' for bookmarking important topics. Free 1-year subscription to DrugGuide.com.
Regular updates for one year.