Pain Management pocketcards

Pain Management pocketcards

by Börm Bruckmeier Publishing LLC

2 ratings
15 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 27, 2010
  • April 18, 2017
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This medical reference app offers quick access to guidelines for pain assessment and management, including breakthrough pain, rescue dosing, and opioid equianalgesic dosing. It features easy navigation, illustrated charts, and zoomable views for rapid information retrieval.

Pain assessment and management guidelines
Breakthrough pain management
Rescue dosing information
Opioid equianalgesic dosing table
Management of opioid-related adverse events
Easy navigation and zoomable views
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What's New in Pain Management pocketcards

3.0

April 18, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Technical Update - Minor Bug Fixes

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User reviews

Useless app

This is for an elementary school child practicing pain medicine. Don’t buy the app.

Useless...

This App is entirely useless unless you are completely unfamiliar with pain at all. As a nurse and FNP student I was hoping this would go into more detail regarding suggested dosages for various levels of pain for migraines, headaches, and neuropathic pain. This is for elementary school children!

Not happy either!

This app that cost $5, won't even open!!!! FIX THIS!!!!!

Not happy

I bought the app and downloaded but it won't open

Doesn't work at all. Crashes immediately!

Content looked interesting and useful from screenshots in app store. I've never been able to get it to open successfully. It crashes every time on startup. Please fix and I would be happy to revisit this review.

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FAQ

What is Pain Management pocketcards?

Pain Management pocketcards is a medical reference application that provides healthcare professionals with guidelines on pain assessment and management, including specific protocols for breakthrough pain and opioid dosing. It aims to offer rapid access to critical information through various navigation methods and well-illustrated content.

What kind of information is included in Pain Management pocketcards?

The app includes guidelines on pain assessment and management, breakthrough pain management strategies, rescue dosing protocols, an opioid equianalgesic dosing table, and information on managing opioid-related adverse events. It also features well-illustrated charts, tables, and diagrams.

How does Pain Management pocketcards help users find information quickly?

Pain Management pocketcards offers multiple navigation possibilities, including a Table of Contents (TOC) view and a 'Classic View'. The 'Classic View' is zoomable, allowing for rapid access to critical information, and the app is designed for easy navigation overall.

Is Pain Management pocketcards updated regularly?

The app was last updated on April 18, 2017, with version 3.0. It offers free updates, suggesting that users can expect to receive updates to the content and features as they become available.

What devices is Pain Management pocketcards available on?

Based on the provided data, the app was released in 2010 and last updated in 2017. While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, it is likely designed for mobile operating systems common at that time.

What is the age rating for Pain Management pocketcards?

Pain Management pocketcards has an age rating of 12+. This indicates that the content is considered appropriate for users aged 12 and older.

Does Pain Management pocketcards offer support?

Yes, Pain Management pocketcards provides email support for its users. Additionally, it includes a BBiTools section to keep users updated with the developer's latest applications.

What is the user feedback on Pain Management pocketcards?

The app has a rating of 1.0 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a very low user satisfaction based on the limited feedback available.