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Two Australian mobile-optimised living guidelines using the MAGICapp platform that can be downloaded for use without an internet connection.
Developed by the National COVID-19 Clinical Evidence Taskforce.
To enable offline access to Australian COVID-19 guidelines:
Provides access to high quality evidence-based systematic reviews of articles and clinical trials published in the last month.
Learn more about the Cochrane Library app.
Provides evidence-based recommendations and commentaries for diagnosis and treatment of kidney diseases.
A free tool to help clinicians, patients, and caregivers make treatment decisions that are right for the individual kidney patient.
Provides concise practical advice regarding assessment and management of common and serious paediatric conditions.
A Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne initiative.
Provides clinical advice for health professionals on the safest and most effective use of vaccines in their practice.
A Commonwealth Department of Health initiative.
A comprehensive database of evidence-based medicines information.
Provides access to evidence-based drug information to efficiently and safely manage drug therapy for neonatal patients.
Provides access to evidence-based drug information to efficiently and safely manage drug therapy for pediatric patients.
Provides full and abbreviated drug information for pharmaceuticals in Australia. Includes a drug interaction information module and a pill identification tool.
For Android Devices – Search for eMIMSplus on the Google Playstore or download via the link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mimsmediconnect.staging
For Apple Devices – Search for eMIMSplus on the Apple Store or download via the link
https://apps.apple.com/au/app/emims-plus/id1630697739
Provides evidence-based, independent and practical treatment advice for a wide range of primary care conditions and is available for online and offline use at point-of-care.
For people who mainly use the app offsite, please see this guide.
For users who mainly use the Therapeutic Guidelines onsite, please see this guide.
Guides clinical practice across a range of specialties by combining the best available evidence with clinical expertise.
Use a Department workstation to access DynaMed on EPOCH and create a Personal User Account.
Learn more about how to install and authenticate the DynaMed app.
A mobile-optimised website developed by the Emergency Care Institute in collaboration with the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine and the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation.
Provides standardised recommendations for common emergency department procedures with the aim to reduce variation in practice and provides an evidence-based methodology to assist clinicians to perform procedures safely and competently.
Provides clinicians with a quick access guide for paediatric assessment, common diagnostic findings, and identifying important red flags when responding to emergency paediatric patients.
A Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne initiative.
Consensus clinical guidelines for the management of eye emergencies. Designed to be used by non-ophthalmic clinicians in emergency departments - particularly those without an ophthalmology service.
A NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation initiative.
Learn more about the Eye Emergency Manual.
Evidence-based, physician-authored clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions.
Use a Department workstation to access UpToDate on EPOCH and create a personal UpToDate Account.
Learn more about how to install and authenticate the UpToDate app.
To maintain access to UpToDate on your mobile device you will need to log in from a computer that is connected to the Department network every 90 days. You will receive a reminder prompt from UpToDate when renewal is required.
A Department clinical task management tool that provides a simple and fast method for non-urgent clinical communications.
Learn more about Medtasker.
A Department tool that allows you to monitor your wellbeing. It measures burnout, signposts to state and national support resources including the Department's Employee Assistance Program and tracks progress over time to promote self-awareness.
The definitive guide to internal medicine optimised to be read on any device.
Includes the latest in disease mechanisms, updated clinical trial results and recommended guidelines, radiographic images, therapeutic approaches and specific treatments, hundreds of demonstrative full-color drawings, and practical clinical decision trees and algorithms.
Seven popular general practice and primary health care reference publications that are optimised for use on mobile devices.
A clinical search engine and point-of-care database providing access to thousands of online resources for medical and surgical specialties.
Registration is a 2-step process:
Once remote access is activated, you are now ready to download the ClinicalKey mobile app and login with your User Profile login credentials.
Learn more about setting up remote access to ClinicalKey.
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