** The Official Johns Hopkins ABX, Diabetes, and HIV Guides **
ABOUT JOHNS HOPKINS GUIDESThe official Johns Hopkins Guides deliver authoritative, need-to-know information that is easily accessed, promptly applied, and frequently updated to mobile devices and the web. All three of the guides are updated regularly and arranged in a way that lets clinicians easily browse or search for content.
ANTIBIOTIC (ABX) GUIDEThe official ABX Guide features the latest recommendations on the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases. Quick-read entries contain drug details, pathogens, management, vaccines, and more to support decisions at the point of care.
DIABETES GUIDEContains the essential diagnosis, classification, and management information needed for diabetic care. Answer questions with recommendations for complications, drugs, and other treatments.
HIV GUIDEEverything you need to know about HIV. Includes the most up-to-date guidance on diagnosis and management, featuring infection, complications, and all therapeutic options.
FEATURES• Monthly content updates• Guidance from Johns Hopkins Medicine experts• PubMed reference links to medical literature• Unlimited access to the official Johns Hopkins Guides website• Cross Links for fast navigation between resources• Universal Index Search to help find topics fast• “Favorites” for bookmarking important entries
Publisher: Johns Hopkins MedicinePowered by: Unbound Medicine
HOW IT WORKS___________
Current Johns Hopkins Guides for Mobile + Web subscribers:• Install the application on your device.• Open the application and enter your Johns Hopkins Guides for Mobile + Web username and password, then tap “Login.”• The Johns Hopkins Guides content will be downloaded to your devices over your wireless connection.
VERSION HISTORY
- Version 2.3.09 posted on 2014-07-31
- Version 2.2.32 posted on 2013-05-07
Several fixes and updates
Program Details
- Category: Home & Hobby > Other
- Publisher: Unbound Medicine, Inc
- License: Free Trial
- Price: N/A
- Version: 2.3.09
- Platform: android