PDA Users: Download 2008 Shots Schedules for Kids, Teens
Palm OS, Pocket PC Versions Available Free
By News Staff
2/14/2008
The free Shots 2008 package, which was developed in cooperation with the CDC, lets users access additional details on each vaccine listed in the schedules -- such as high-risk indications, contraindications, administration specifics, catch-up information and potential adverse reactions -- simply by tapping on the vaccine name.
And for physicians seeking a user-friendly online source for the latest immunization recommendations, Shots 2008 On-Line offers all the same up-to-date information -- also at no charge.
STFM's Group on Immunization Education seeks to enhance the knowledge of family medicine educators by providing them with relevant, timely and readily accessible information and resources about immunizations, along with strategies to transmit this knowledge to students and residents. The annual quick reference guides represent the fruits of a partnership between STFM and mobile medical information purveyor Skyscape Inc.
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