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Description
Drugview is an online drug information search tool. It is a simple search page with options to choose from several free online formularies (some may require registration and login but they are free)
The advantage of Drugview is that it will allow one to quickly perform multiple searches from various formularies for the same drug.
The search results are presented in a Webview within the application rather than in the browser. This may facilitate automatically zooming in the text to a more legible size.
Demo video
Notes on formularies:
For Drugs.mobi: The interface has been redone and the text info is formatted for the Pre. Links work and you can scroll from section to section
For Epocrates, you may encounter a "Disclaimer page" for the first access. Just scroll to the bottom and click on the Continue button and this page should go away. The search results for Epocrates for the time being provide only the entire drug monograph. Section links do not work unless you click on the Epocrates Home bar at the top, login to Epocrates and then perform a new drug search within Epocrates itself.
For MIMS USA, you will be greeted by a login page for the first access. If you don't have an account just scroll down the page and hit the Register button, and create a free account. Don't forget to check the "remember me" box when you login.
Rote-liste.de is a German formulary. You have to login with your Doc Check account when you first search. After that it "remembers you" for the session but for subsequent sessions you may still have to click on the login button
Development notes
This app is currently being developed by Palmdoc and SirataXero with input by members of the PreCentral.net forums. Check out the official discussion thread (link below) for ongoing developments!
ChangeLog:
v 0.0.4 has the logo of the database/formulary displayed and some minor UI changes.
v 0.0.5 added a Help menu
0.0.6 Experimental version introduced. In this version, the UI for drugs.mobi has been redesigned (by SirataXero) and the text information is now formatted within the application rather than as a browser view and you get navigation bars as well as a horizontal scroll (you can flick sideways to the next section).
The auto-zoom for Epocrates online and MIMS USA has been improved. I have uploaded the experimental version 0.0.6 here for testing. If you want an older stable version 0.0.5 you can manually download it here (unzip and load it manually with WebOS Quickinstall; you have to delete 0.06 in your device first). If you are experiencing issues, please contact me (via the Help menu in the app)
v 0.0.7 Minor bug fix for icons in the Help screen
v 0.0.8 People were reporting bugs with 0.0.6 and 0.0.7. This is a bugfix which appears to be running well in the emulator.
v 0.1.0 Added Wikipedia as a data source
v 0.1.1 Bugfix for MIMS
v 0.2.0 The application now has a cookie so your last database source provider is retained. Enhanced menus with Help, Disclaimer and known bugs
v 0.2.1 Removed Epocrates logo and search results for Epocrates opens in separate browser window (at request of Epocrates)
v 0.2.2 Epocrates, MIMS and Wikipedia now open in separate browser windows. Links to provider homepages added.
v 0.2.3 Internal Webviews reinstated as per user requests. Links to provider homepage maintained.
v 0.2.4 Added the German formulary rote-liste.de
v 0.2.6 Removed Epocrates search as per Epocrates request since the official Epocrates for WebOS app is now out. This version and will be available as a Webapp which you can install directly on your device (see forum)
v 0.2.7 Code cleanup
v0.4.0 Added MIMS China and Metrix analytics
Please note that this application is currently not compatible with the iPhone spoof hack
License
GPL v3 Open Source
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Availability
Freeware
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Discussion, Changelog, and Support
Discuss this app, get support, and read the changelog for Drugview in the
Official Forum thread
