Pediatric Oncall Journal vs DengueApp Pro

Pediatric Oncall Journal is the official journal of Pediatric Oncall. It is in publication since 2004. From the beginning the emphasis has been on clinical pediatrics and it publishes articles that are useful for pediatricians in day-to-day practice. The journal publishes editorials, review articles, original articles, case reports, viewer’s choice (letter to editor) and scientific correspondence with commentaries on papers in pediatrics. There are also sections such as Teaching Files (Grand Rounds) and Spot Diagnosis (IMAGE GALLERY) to help clinicians to deal with unusual cases in their clinical practice. The international, peer-reviewed papers cover a wide range of diseases in childhood. The main aim is to enable authors from across the globe to publish their unusual cases and research which changes clinical practice on an international platform. The emphasis of the journal is on the clear, concise presentation of information of direct clinical relevance to both hospital and community-based pediatricians. Contributors are chosen for their recognized knowledge of the subject. For any queries, suggestions and feedback you can mail to us at feedback@pediatriconcall.com *Data services are required to access most sections of the application.

DengueApp is a clinical decision-support tool designed for healthcare professionals involved in the evaluation, classification, management, and follow-up of people with suspected or confirmed dengue. Its clinical content is based on the best available evidence, including recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and national and international clinical practice guidelines. The application organizes the clinical approach and allows users to: Perform the initial assessment using epidemiological criteria, clinical manifestations, associated conditions, warning signs, and criteria for severe dengue. Consult differential diagnoses of tropical diseases. Classify patients into groups A, B1, B2, or C. Consult general and individualized management plans. Guide fluid therapy according to the clinical group and the patient’s conditions. Record administered fluids, urine output, interventions, vasoactive agents, and blood products. Monitor clinical evolution. Access a clinical image gallery and regulatory documents. Create, search, import, and share clinical records. Includes multiple languages: Spanish, English, Italian, French, and Portuguese. DengueApp includes differentiated content for pediatric and adult patients and facilitates the structured identification of conditions that may modify monitoring or management. IMPORTANT NOTICE DengueApp is a support tool for healthcare professionals. It does not replace comprehensive medical assessment or clinical judgment. The application is not intended for self-diagnosis or for direct use by patients in emergency situations.