MIMS app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Atmosphere Apps, Inc.
First release : 11 Apr 2011
App size: 43.51 Mb
MIMS is the essential prescribing and drug reference guide. For over 50 years MIMS has provided medical professionals with information on medicines licensed in the UK including drug dosages, warnings, contraindications and adverse events.
• MIMS now offers a 30-day FREE trial
• Buying a 12-month renewing subscription provides access to over 300 content updates every month for only £9.99
MIMS is the perfect clinical reference for all healthcare professionals and people in the healthcare industry.
STAY UP TO DATE
* The MIMS app downloads the whole database so you don’t need a data connection to use the app
* Updated constantly with over 300 changes every month
FEATURES TO SAVE YOU TIME
* A predictive search from anywhere in the app to quickly find information on over 2,000 products
* Search or browse by brand or generic name
* Find products by manufacturer and therapeutic area
* Bookmark entries for quick access or see your last searches
DRUG COMPARISON TABLES
Essential drug comparison tables including:
* Switching and withdrawing antidepressants
* Contraceptives
* Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
* Emollients – potential sensitisers
* Insulin preparations and choosing the right glucose meter and test strip
CLINICAL TOOLS
Key clinical calculators for clinical practice including BMI, pregnancy due date and unit converters
Privacy Policy - http://mims.co.uk/go/privacy/
Terms of Use - http://mims.co.uk/go/TermsAndConditions/
Latest reviews of MIMS app for iPhone and iPad
It could be a good program, but the index search is not complete. Many drugs cant be found. e.g. Lexapro, Librium many others
I liked this app until the latest upgrade. Why is it so slow? How will I know, if I pay for "newer content", that the speed of access will come back to the normal original speed?
This is great app. I love the print edition. Now I can keep same info with me at all times on my phone. Much better than BNF.
It really helps a lot on my day to day job