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PR: 4

Apple Quack
Reviews of medical software for the Mac, and hacks for doctors, biomedical researchers and students.
Date added: 03/09/08 | http://applequack.com/

PR: 5

Claricode
Healthcare software development and consulting for medical software companies, medical device manufacturers and healthcare providers.
Date added: 04/08/09 | http://www.claricode.com/

PR: 4

Delta Health Technologies
Delta Health Technologies offers home health software that puts the information you need at your finger tips. Homecare technology software includes Encore Financials, Encore Clinicals and Encore Hospice.
Date added: 23/01/08 | http://www.deltahealthtech.com/

PR: 4

GeneMedRx
GeneMedRx is a software tool designed to help physicians predict whether or not drugs are safe and effective for patients. This prediction is based both on the potential interaction of drug combinations (drug-drug) and the genetic ability of the patient to process drugs (drug-gene, known as pharmacogenetics). Although the software was designed for physicians, the interface is very easy to understand. Patients can easily enter in their own information and bring the report into their physician for review. GeneMedRx is constantly updated to keep pace with the dozens of relevant reports appearing each month. A free 30-day trial subscription is available.
Date added: 17/07/07 | http://www.genemedrx.com/

PR: 5

MacScience
MacScience:. for a strong presence of OS X and Macintosh applications in Science. From horizontal to vertical software market ... and all angles in between!
Date added: 28/03/08 | http://www.macscience.net/

Total records: 5
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