Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Edition

Skyscape Introduces “Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Edition” for Handheld Devices

MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – April 24, 2006 – Skyscape, Inc., the leader in mobile point-of-care decision support solutions, today announced the release of “Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Edition” formatted specially for PDAs and smart phones.

“Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Edition” is designed to be a very portable manual with heavily referenced, concise, practical, clinically relevant information. It contains common clinical practices, personal “pearls”, as well as and most importantly, literature-debated issues. Over 6000 very specific references for virtually every aspect of clinical primary care make this reference unique among similar medical manuals.

“Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Edition” is an essential resource for healthcare practitioners. Skyscape’s intuitive and easy-to-use interface, smARTlink™, provides practitioners with instant access to critical information at the point of care. This reference is a powerful decision support tool that helps reduce medical errors and enhances the quality of patient care.

The reference is written by Daniel K. Onion, MD, MPH, FACP, and joins Skyscape’s portfolio of more than 300 trusted references in over 35 medical specialties. Available for purchase and download from Skyscape at: www.skyscape.com/LBBPCPR506. For Palm OS® 3.5 or higher, and Windows Mobile™ 5/Pocket PC 2002/2003. Cost $44.95; a free trial version is available.

About the author, Alan:
Alan Teh is a Malaysian Physician who specialises in Hematology-Oncology & Stem cell Transplantation. He has been using Palm PDAs since 1997 and is absolutely reliant on them. His current PDA is a Palm Pre and is a strong advocate of the webOS platform, Palm's latest operating system. Caught the blogging bug in 2004 and has been addicted ever since…

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Tags: Access, Palm, Skyscape, Windows, Windows mobile

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