Subjective News

I've been busy with my other outfit - EtherWare  - working on something (else!) exciting for anaesthetists. EtherWare recently released Drug Cards  , a cross platform (iOS & Android, natch) app for doctors and nurses who work in emergencies, theatres and ITU, and anywhere really (if we're being honest). Medical staff really need something they can get their teeth into and the BNF doesn't really cut it. It's massive and comprehensive, in terms of the range and number of medications listed, and we all love to have one (or the app) to hand. It doesn't give you the type of salient and to the point points we'd like though - hence Drug Cards. A large component of drug cards is the pharmacology and effects section. We think we've done a good job but get in touch, here or on EtherWare, if you have suggestions, praise or criticism. You'll notice there is a Pearls of Wisdom section that is empty for many of our drugs; this is for you, the user, to sugges...

DAS App As usual, I'm a little late with this. The new Difficult Airway Society app, by Subjective Effect, is out now for Android and iOS phones and tablets. It's free, of course. Oh, and it's called "DAS App" so you'll have to scroll past about ten German apps first :p Get it here for: Android or iOS In other news - Resus Algorithms has now been downloaded on iOS the same number of times as there are current installs on Android, give or take 10 installs. I'll be graphing the stats because the Android version was released some time before the iOS version and it'll be interesting. EtherWare Be sure to head on over to my other outfit - EtherWare . This is a collaborative effort with anther doctor-coder and our inaugural app, Drug Cards, will be out any day now.