FP Notebook app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Atmosphere Apps, Inc.
First release : 11 Jun 2014
App size: 116.21 Mb
Family Practice Notebook is a rapid access, point-of-care medical reference for primary care and emergency clinicians. Started in 1995, this collection now contains over 6100 interlinked topic pages divided into a tree of 31 specialty books and over 700 chapters. FP Notebook’s content is updated monthly with systematic literature reviews and conferences. Please purchase an auto-renewing subscription to receive the latest content.
The text content for this mobile application is identical to its online counterparts: fpnotebook.com and fpnotebook.com/mobile.
Although access to this application is not restricted, the information found here is intended for use by medical providers. Non-clinical users may find the material challenging to understand, and should address specific medical concerns with their medical providers.
Try before you buy with a 14-day FREE trial. After that its only $24.99/year for access, including continuous content updates.
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Latest reviews of FP Notebook app for iPhone and iPad
App is a wrapper abound the web site, which is a labor of love with well managed ad support. Site is particulary strong on emergency medicine but covers a very wide range of topics. Updates are better than most other references. Surprisingly strong anatomy reviews. Aimed at physicians, but readable by laypeople with science or clinical background. Up To Date is comparable but costs hundreds of dollars a year. I cant tell what one gets for the In-App purchases. It might be a good way to contribute to the site, Im going to research that.
I’ve long been dependent on the FPNotebook website, using it probably 3x/week to help manage unusual cases (and some usual ones; for the life of me I can’t memorize the hyperthyroidism algorithm). This app is a polished, professional interface for devices. Thanks much for an amazing compendium of practical information for the doc in the trenches! The author is clearly undercharging for this info.
The auto "renew" auto "charge" is such a scam... Never even used the app for moooonths and it still gets your money! Such a hassle to cancel to uuuuggghhh!!!
I just realized I had been charged not a one time cost, but monthly. I never even used it.
I have a variety of resources I use in Primary Care and while there is a lot of overlap FPN sometimes gives more options than others like 5MCC. It is very affordable unlike UTD. It takes a little time to figure out how to maneuver around the app but overall I love that it is bullet points rather than paragraph form like other resources.