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  1. FRAX (fracture risk)

    WHO calculation tool for risk for fracture in the next 10 years

    http://www.shef.ac.uk/FRAX/tool.jsp?locationValue=9
    Seems like a closed tool, where's the formula?
    In negotiation via Email since January 2011

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  2. Mini Mental Status (MMSE)

    Unfortunately MMSE is copyrighted, so we don't know whether and when we'll be able to implement it.

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  3. Apache IV

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  4. Opioid equivalency calc needs newer opiates added

    The opiate conversion calc is great, except that it is missing some newer opiate medications. The main one that is missing is Oxymorphone, also known as Opana or OpanaER. This drug is becoming as big as oxycodone for long term care of chronic pain and cancer patients due to its potency, so including conversion formulas in the opiate equivalency calc would be a wise decision and benefit a lot of people, especially since there is a lot of conflicting data out there, sometimes saying that its equivalence to oxycodone is 1:2 respectively and other times ill see its equivalence stated…

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  5. Aldrete score

    For recovery from anesthesia

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  6. Morphine equivalents

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  7. Bonjour, can we have the scores in psychiatrie, please like MADRS or MMS etc. Thanks

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  8. Iron infusion

    ((Hb target - Hb of patient) x 225)/ 62.5 = number of viale of iron used to inject the patient with iron deficiency anemia

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  9. Correction on the serum osmolality formula information

    Glucose should be divided by 18. So it should be (2 x Na) + (glucose/18) + (BUN / 2.8) source: Kaplan 2003, p.41

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  10. All about portable medical device as medcalcpro for practicing doctors

    Just like portable ECG USG ultrasound. Echocardiogram

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  11. Dobutamine computation

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  12. Vaccination schemes

    UL

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  13. ARDS PEEP

    Adjustments depending on FiO2 .

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  14. Prescription

    In the patient part of MedcalcPro could you add as the Note a Prescrition portion.

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    declined  ·  AdminPascal (Developer, MedCalc, medical calculator for iOS) responded

    While I would love to turn MedCalc into an EHR, this is out of scope for now. I think it would be frustrating if you wrote your prescriptions into MedCalc and then have to enter them into your EHR anyway. For the rounds you could just add a note if you desire this functionality for temporary prescription storage.

  15. Windows Desktop version

    My facility bans smart phones in the O.R. but we can use a PC. I love MedCalc and would love to have it loaded onto the PCs. Any chance?

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  16. iOS/Android development

    Hi

    Hope you don't mind me barging into you like this. I did review your profile and thought it would be a good idea to connect with you. I really hope you don't think this is spam.

    My name is Vikram and I am the Managing Director of a mobile applications company called Aich Technologies(www.aichtechnologies.com) which has its headquarters in Pune ,India.We are a company working on iPhone/Android and iPad development.

    My company specializes in offshore software development,design,testing and maintenance for our clients based in North America,Europe and APAC.Most of my consultants have more than 8 years experience…

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  17. Greetings from Mangoberry Design Studios!

    Hello! I happened to drop by Mathias Tschopp & Pascal Pfiffner's website and found a great potential for our team to work together! Your mobile app MedCalc (medical calculator) has inspired us a potential cooperation with your company and to offer you our services

    Let us know if we can Design a project for you : ) Visit us at http://mangoberrystudios.com/ and on our FB page http://www.facebook.com/MangoberryStudios. . info@mangoberrystudios.com

    Thank You very much!

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  18. Kategorie "Alle"

    Könntet Ihr eine Kategorie "Alle" Formeln einfügen, um eine uneingeschränkte Fesamtansicht/Liste zu haben?
    Dank, Moritz Haas

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    declined  ·  AdminPascal (Developer, MedCalc, medical calculator for iOS) responded

    Komplette Formel-Liste: http://medcalc.medserver.be/formulas.html

    Wir haben die volle Liste der Formeln in der Version 2.6 entfernt weil wir so viele Anfragen für Formeln erhalten hatten welche bereits enthalten sind, aber unter anderem Namen in der Liste erscheinen. Zum Beispiel sind all die Kreatinin-Clearance Formeln unter “GFR” eingetragen, die Leute haben aber anscheinend unter “C” oder “K” gesucht.

  19. App Marketing

    Hi,
    My name is Josh and I'm getting in touch on behalf of the Educational App Store.
    We are an online market place giving parents and teachers access and insight to the best learning apps out there.
    If you'd like to talk about how we may be able to promote your apps, I'd be happy to arrange a call.
    Best,
    Josh

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  20. TSH

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