Canadian Migraine Tracker vs Bugs & Drugs 2.0 Usage & Stats

Migraine is invisible on an MRI but very visible on a diary. According to headache specialists, the most useful tool for the treatment of migraines is a migraine diary. Start a diary today and be empowered! The Canadian Migraine Tracker helps you to keep a simple and focused Migraine Diary directly from your smart phone or tablet. Available in English and French. Here are five good reasons to keep a diary: • Get a clear idea of your headache frequency and patterns • Use the data to work with your health care provider • Monitor the response to treatments (acute, preventive, behavioral) • Observe triggers • Watch medication overuse • Bonus: detect menstrual migraine! Less is more: simple, focused and designed to optimize your discussions with your health care provider. You can monitor what is important for you: headache frequency but also triggers, symptoms and medication response. We built this tool to make communication with your health care provider (family doctor, neurologist, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, etc.) easier. The App focuses on the information usually discussed with physicians. Our reports can be sent to your health care provider in convenient ways: PDF, email and fax. We hope that you will find this application convenient and easy to use! Please share comments and rate the Canadian Migraine Tracker. This APP is provided by Migraine Canada migrainecanada.org in collaboration with the Canadian Headache Society headachesociety.ca and Migraine Québec migrainequebec.org This APP is produced by 3ALogic Inc. 3alogic.com. Copyright © 2019-2024, Migraine Canada

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Bugs & Drugs 2.0

We are pleased to release this new version of Bugs & Drugs. Bugs & Drugs is a comprehensive, evidence-based reference for physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurse practitioners and other health care practitioners. Bugs & Drugs provides clinicians with the latest recommendations for the appropriate use of antimicrobials and the optimal treatment and prevention of infectious diseases. It is also a key component of antimicrobial stewardship efforts. This reference can optimize patient outcomes and minimize the unintended consequences of antimicrobial use, including toxicity, superinfections, resistance, and unnecessary treatment costs. Bugs & Drugs is divided into six sections: 1. Antibiotics 2. Treatment recommendations for infections in children and adults (including selected ophthalmic, fungal, and parasitic infections), 3. Recommendations for the prevention of infections, 4. Treatment and prophylaxis of dental infections, 5. Infections in Pregnancy and 6. Microbiology The Bugs & Drugs app is well suited for healthcare practitioners looking for an evidence-based mobile reference and provides therapeutic options in a clear, concise manner. Once installed, you do not need internet access to use the content. Internet access is only required for initial installation of the app and to receive updates. The content is prepared by Dr. Edith Blondel-Hill (Medical Microbiologist/Infectious Diseases Specialist, Kelowna General Hospital) and Ms. Susan Fryters (Antimicrobial Stewardship/Infectious Diseases Pharmacist, Alberta Health Services) with the help of over 40 reviewers with expertise in infectious diseases, infection prevention & control, microbiology, pharmacy, and Public Health. Users should seek a doctor’s advice in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions.