GP Antibiotics User Reviews

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Annoying

Only seems to work in portrait mode.

Excellent

Really useful.
Wish the info was so easy to find and navigate on the actual website.

Very useful tool

As ANP found this useful.

Great app

This is useful info - however not sure if info been updated since 2014?

Very good app.

As a nurse I like to know these things too. My work is benefitting from this.

Easy to use

Easy to use and advice is clear.

Some important things missing

I couldn't find aspiration pna, MRSA pna, hospital acquired. Likely other systems missing as well. Please update.

Great app

Just what you need when dealing with infections - good in primary and secondary healthcare.

Does what it says on the tin

Quick, comprehensive and easy to navigate. What a great idea- well done.

Great App

Very useful app.
Especially when on house visits.

Easy to use. Handy source of info.

Great app. Particularly useful when doing OOH shift as not in usual environment with normal references to hand. Only downside is in some sections - particularly noticeable in GU section there are no subtitles and you have to just work your way down the list to the relevant condition otherwise it would have been 5*!
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Great help

Very useful

Dimitar

Very helpful. Thanks, Sam.

Good start

Definitely the way forward
Better than searching through landfills of paper.
2nd and 3rd line antibiotics would be helpful. Also dosages please. If clicking on suspected meningococcal I'd be looking for dose.

Dr (GP)

What a triumph - comprehensive, succinct, locally appropriate, portable. Strikes me as absolutely the right way forward for 2013. More.

Great

Brilliant even if not in NHS Glasgow

Medical Doctor, glasgow

Very nicely presented, intuitive app. This should be very useful for primary care prescribers in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Well done!

Highly recommended

Comprehensively covers NHS prescribing guidelines. Clear and easy to navigate. Better than the antibiotics app I previously paid for

Really useful

Brilliant for all the minor stuff that comes into A&E, cheers!