YOUR GO-TO INTELLIGENCE RESOURCE FOR THE SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING INDUSTRY

EBSCO Health, part of EBSCO Information Services, has announced the availability of a mobile app designed specifically for pediatricians, emergency department physicians, physicians-in-training and other medical providers caring for children with acute illnesses and injury. The PEMSoft Mobile app gives doctors access to vital evidence-based pediatric information wherever they are.

Designed by pediatricians, emergency physicians and other medical specialists, PEMSoft is a pediatric evidence-based point-of-care medical reference tool for hospitals, emergency departments, clinics, pediatric group practices, transport services and medical schools. The vast content in PEMSoft addresses the entire spectrum of neonatal, infant, child, adolescent and young adult health. PEMSoft authors adhere to a strict evidence-based editorial policy focused on systematic identification, evaluation and consolidation of practice-changing clinical literature.

The PEMSoft Mobile app includes explicit step-by-step emergency critical care procedures, information about common pediatric signs and symptoms and content covering pediatric injuries and management approaches. More than 3,000 evidence-based pediatric topics and a similar number of medical illustrations, clinical images and videos are also available via the mobile app.

The PEMSoft Mobile app supports iOS and Android platforms and users can download the app from iTunes or Google Play. The mobile app is a complimentary inclusion in the PEMSoft subscription for all institutional customers with no limit on the number of users.

The PEMSoft editorial faculty is led by a team of world renowned pediatric emergency physicians including co-founders Ronald Dieckmann, MD, MPH, Professor Emeritus of Pediatric and Emergency Medicine, University of California San Francisco and former Director of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at San Francisco General Hospital and Rob Pitt MBBS FRACP FACEM, former Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Queensland and former Director, Paediatric Emergency Medicine at Mater Children’s Hospital in Brisbane, Queensland Australia.