Announcing New PDA Software: Current Consult Medicine 2007
Gainesville, FL, February 28, 2007 – USBMIS, Inc., a leading provider of software solutions for the medical community, today announced the release of Current Consult Medicine 2007.
While USBMIS continues to release new software for the Palm and Pocket PC platforms, Current Consult Medicine 2007 is the fourth application in the new line of USBMIS software for BlackBerry Devices. USBMIS, a member of the BlackBerry ISV Alliance Program, plans to continue to release other top medical reference guides for the BlackBerry wireless solution over the coming year.
The content in Current Consult Medicine 2007 is developed by the same expert editors and clinicians that wrote the bestselling, CURRENT Medical Diagnosis & Treatment. This new PDA application successfully condenses this previous work and provides a concise, at-a-glance diagnostic and treatment guide to the problems regularly encountered in hospital and outpatient settings.
"The 2007 Current Consult Medicine reference from McGraw-Hill is going to be a new standard in PDA medical references," said Darwin Ang, Chief Executive Officer, USBMIS. "Not only does it interlink with both the Sanford Guide and Tarascon for the Blackberry, but in the next few months it will interlink with the palm and pocket PC versions too. As a physician, the Current Consult Medicine is one of my favorite references. Hopefully, with all the new added features, our customers will find it equally useful in their daily practice."
More information about Current Consult Medicine 2007 is available at http://www.usbmis.com.
About USBMIS, Inc.
US Biomedical Information Systems is a leading developer of handheld reference software for medical professionals. USBMIS software solutions create user-friendly programs that work to the exacting standards of physicians at the bedside, in the clinic, and in the medical laboratory. Since 1999, USBMIS medical software has helped medical professionals in over 150 different countries find important information quickly on their handheld computers.
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Jenna Voskovitch
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