There are many more websites or apps out there. These are just the tip of the iceberg. Unless I said there is a charge these are all free. Some are the lite version of a product that is available for a fee. Some are downloadable apps, while others are mobile friendly websites. There is another LibGuide that contains links to many more mobile apps and mobile friendly sites: http://guides.uflib.ufl.edu/mobilehealth .
(This version is not linked to our holdings)
2. AccessPharmacy: After you have created a MyAccessPharmacy login and password, go to http://www.Accesspharmacy,com. It will recognize that you
are on a handheld and will ask you to log in using your MyAccessPharmacy login. It is not the full database, but does include the drug information and Dipiro's. It supports iPhone, iTouch, Blackberry Bold, and Google Android platforms.
3. AIDSinfor for mobile phones from NIH: http://m.aidsinfo.nih.gov/ . Includes a glossary, information on AIDS drugs for professionals, patients and in Spanish.
Instructions:
1. Go to http:// www.mdconsult.com from a computer within your institution.
2. Click on Create an Account on the top right.
3. Complete the registration form and create a unique username and password. Then, click on
Continue to submit your information.
4. Logout of MD Consult.
5. Using the web browser on your mobile device, go to MD Consult Mobile (http://m.mdconsult.com). Login to MD Consult Mobile from your mobile browser using your new personal login
5. Micromedex Mobile
For instructions: click on Handheld PDA tab or in Micromedex 2.0 click on the word Mobile
Free mobile access and app for iPhone and iTouch using these instructions since we subscribe
6. Free iphone/iTouch apps
Medscape.com ( if you are a registered user
Epocrates ( free version)
PubMed on Tap Lite - free
full version $2.99
Searches PubMed & will link to the full text if we subscribe and you have the VPN turned on.
