Elsevier Clinical Pharmacology

Elsevier Clinical Pharmacology

by Elsevier Inc.

49 ratings
31 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 12, 2014
  • November 2, 2022
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This professional drug reference app provides fast, accurate, and reliable information for clinicians. It features smart search, easily digestible content, a drug identifier, and powerful clinical tools like interaction and adverse reaction reports. Access comprehensive drug data, even offline.

Smart search by drug name, indication, or adverse reaction
Offline access to drug information
Drug identifier by imprint or physical characteristics
Drug-to-drug interaction reports
Adverse reaction reports
Multiple views for adult vs. pediatric dosing
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What's New in Elsevier Clinical Pharmacology

2.4.3

November 2, 2022

Bug fix

User reviews

“Disk is full”

App won’t even work on my phone. When I open it, it tries to download it’s data but then says “There is not enough free space on disk. This download requires 1813 MB.”

I have > 20 GB of free space. I’m not going to start deleting my stuff because this app thinks that 10x the amount of storage it needs is insufficient. So I guess I’ll delete this app instead.

Lexicomp and Micromedex on the other hand work like a charm. (They even look like they were designed to work with your phone!) So I would recommend using one of their apps instead of wasting your time with this one.
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Thank you for Updating The User Interface

Dear Clin Pharm Staff,

Thank you for updating the user interface for modern iPhones. Those black bars on the top and bottom of the screen every time I opened the app have been driving me crazy for years

You’ll be much better off with a competitor

Consistently a pile of garbage. Routinely logs off for no reason. The simplest of tasks for a dynamic database driven app, the update is a crapshoot that often fails. If you’re relying on this tool, look somewhere else.

Awful

Won’t download clinical information despite there being enough room for the app on the phone. Still doesn’t fit updated screens.

Worst Rx app

Clinical pharmacology is the worst app to use on your phone for quick reference. Mine hasn't updated content since February 2020. Updates say download failed. I tried reinstalling the app and now I can't even download the database so it's useless.

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FAQ

What does the Elsevier Clinical Pharmacology app do?

This app serves as a professional drug reference solution, providing clinicians with fast, accurate, and reliable drug information. It offers comprehensive drug data, including interactions, adverse reactions, and dosing, accessible even offline.

What are the key features of this drug reference app?

Key features include a powerful smart search function, an offline mode for accessing information anywhere, a drug identifier tool, detailed drug-to-drug interaction reports, and adverse reaction reports. It also offers easily digestible content with multiple views for different clinical needs.

How is this app monetized?

The app is free to download. Users can sign in securely using their existing Clinical Pharmacology or Institution account to access the full professional drug reference solution.

Is this app compatible with my device?

The description does not specify device compatibility. However, it is designed for clinicians and is available as a mobile app, suggesting it is intended for use on smartphones and tablets.

Who is this app designed for and what are common use cases?

This app is built for clinicians, such as pharmacists and physicians, who require quick and accurate drug information. Common use cases include checking for drug interactions, identifying unknown pills, researching adverse reactions, and verifying dosing information for adult and pediatric patients.