249+ iOS apps curated and reviewed
Looking for free hiv guidelines apps? 19 of our 249+ tracked titles are free to download — no subscription, no trial. The rest are premium picks worth paying for.
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| 4 |  | Free | 4.0★ (1) | No | No | Jul 2026 |
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This app provides clinicians with information on HIV medications, drug interactions, and co-prescribed primary care medications. It includes resources for HIV-HIV combinations, drug metabolism, and links to external support websites and phone numbers.
This app provides healthcare workers with essential guidelines and tools for managing HIV cases. It covers testing algorithms, treatment protocols, laboratory monitoring, and more, based on official Myanmar Ministry of Health publications.
This tool provides information and resources for implementing pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention. It offers modules, a technical brief, and a clinical calculator for healthcare professionals and users.
This app provides healthcare professionals with convenient access to comprehensive clinical practice guidelines for oncology. It aims to improve the quality and effectiveness of cancer care by offering evidence-based recommendations for diagnosis, treatment, and supportive services.
This app provides clear information about HIV, including treatment guidance and questions to ask healthcare providers. It offers a secure space to store medical contacts and notes, with resources to help users find care and understand HIV's impact.
Provides clinicians with free point-of-care tools for HIV testing, prevention, and treatment. Features include an ARV interactions checker, quick guides, clinical calculators, and access to clinician support lines.