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Faculty Advisor Program PRESENTS

The Faculty Advisor Program presents A. David Satin, MD, who explores the vital role of point-of-care informatics in medical clerkships. Learn how to identify and utilize information resources effectively, decide on the right materials, and view these resources in action. Discover essential hardware and software tools, including smartphones, clinical consults, medication guides, and patient handouts. Gain insights into pharmaceutical influences within software programs like Epocrates and explore diverse medical resources to enhance your clinical knowledge and skills.

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Faculty Advisor Program PRESENTS

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  1. Faculty Advisor Program PRESENTS

  2. A David Satin MD Production Department of Family Medicine and Community Health

  3. Point of Care Informatics: Everything you need for clerkship… starting from google

  4. Objectives • Identify the point of care information resources you might want to use throughout clerkship. • Decide which resources you will use and how you will acquire them. • View these resources in action.

  5. Point of care informatics • Definition • Purpose • How to do it

  6. Hardware • Smartphone or comparable handheld computer AND/OR • A computer in the patient care setting AND/OR • A bunch of pocketbooks and desk references

  7. Software • General medical information source • Medication guide • Antibiotic guide • Patient handouts

  8. BIG PHARMA’s influence • Epocrates is the only program I’ll demonstrate with any pharmaceutical industry collaboration. It does so by: • Some Doc alerts are written by pharma corps. • Some of the free software associated with Epocrates are sponsored by pharma corps.

  9. Software – General Info • 5 minute clinical consult • Specialty 5 minute clinical consults • Pediatric consult • Emergency consult • Infectious disease consult • Orthopedics consult • Merck/Harrison’s medical texts • Up to date

  10. Software – Medication Guide • Epocrates • Tarascon Pocketbook • Micromedex

  11. Software – Antibiotic Guide • Epocrates ID • Sanford ID Pocketbook • Johns Hopkins Antibiotic Guide

  12. Software – Patient Handouts • Familydoctor.org • Low literacy handouts • Ethnomed.org (not from google but great site) • Others?

  13. Let’s Go See!

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