Categories: Nurse's Station

2011 review of new mobile apps for nurses

4. Nurse’s Pocket Drug Guide 2011

The Nurse’s Pocket Drug Guide from McGraw-Hill is exactly what it says on the tin. Revised annually, the guide provides current information on 1,000 commonly prescribed medications. Additionally, the app includes such features as common usage and dosage, drug interactions and lists of side effects.

Price: $12.99

Platforms: Apple, BlackBerry

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Steven Briggs

Steven Briggs is a healthcare writer for Scrubs Magazine, hailing from Brooklyn, NY. With both of his parents working in the healthcare industry, Steven writes about the various issues and concerns facing the industry today.

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