3月19日 的 Calcium Correction 應用程式分析

INTRODUCTION: From the creators of the original iOS Clinical Diagnosis App range comes "Calcium Correction for Hypoalbuminemia", an interactive medical calculator that helps Endocrinology Specialists and General Medics alike to adjust a patient's calcium reading based upon their albumin level. APP OVERVIEW: Akin to other Doctot Apps, the care pathway within is presented in a "wizard" format, which quickly and intuitively guides the user through the various steps that are involved. Underpinned by an innovative design philosophy (please see http://www.doctot.com/key-strengths for more), this Doctot "X Series" App has been crafted to help improve the accuracy, efficiency, clarity, reliability, accessibility, usability, and speed of Calcium Correction-related assessment/treatment protocols. To assist the user, each scale has a comprehensive Information section that provides relevant background details, as well as an in-depth Help section. FURTHER FEATURES: To help meet differing needs of Medical Professionals, Doctot included within Calcium Correction for Hypoalbuminemia: - a Patient Results Management System - Patient Assessment Result Data Transfer options - Integrated Information/News sections - Touch ID and PIN Protection Security options - Networking and Messaging functionality BENEFITS: Like all of our Clinical Diagnosis Apps, Calcium Correction for Hypoalbuminemia was created to help: - Make More Informed Clinical Decisions - Enhance Patient Safety - Reduce the Risk of Medical Errors - Provide Greater Treatment Recommendations and Management Strategies - Treat and Manage Greater Patient Numbers - Save Critical Time DOWNLOAD FOR FREE: An independent, not-for-profit organisation that the likes of GOLD, the IOF and SINTEF chose to partner with, Doctot (which is spearheaded by Prof. Declan Lyons, a Consultant Geriatrician and MedTech Evangelist) are making this App available Free-Of-Charge. If you think your colleagues may benefit from it, please feel free to share the download link. Thank you so much. CREDIT: This calculation was created by Xavier Parent, MD; for more, please see: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19654080/.