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eBroselows SafeDose app takes the math out of medicine. It provides emergency rooms, pharmacies and EMS with clinical content and tracking features that eliminate math and extra steps in drug administration and acute care. This improves medication safety, reduces the cost of care, and improves clinical outcomes.In an emergency setting, proper drug mixing and dilution, proper drug administration and proper dose in mL to a patient is critically time-sensitive. SafeDose provides the correct clinical information for hundreds of acute care and other drugs in seconds. First responders and EMS staff can use SafeDose to log patient status, drug administrations and caregiver actions.SafeDose gives Nurses and Doctors the exact dose in mL to avoid the ten-fold dosing errors that can lead to "death by decimal point." iMedicalApps said SafeDose is "useful and well designed... Undoubtedly, the potential for medication errors would be reduced if practitioners were to rely on the information provided by this app". All SafeDose medical content is peer-reviewed for accuracy through the Artemis Initiative. A joint effort of eBroselow and the Pediatric Pharmacy Advocacy Group (PPAG), the Artemis Initiative is an international standard for pediatric doses. PPAG consists of over 800 pediatric pharmacists from throughout the world.UPDATES AND LICENSE We require that users update the app whenever a new version is released (iTunes can be configured to assist with this). By downloading this app, Users confirm they have read and agree to our full license agreement at http://www.ebroselow.com/safedoselicense . Use of this product is subject to the AS IS warranty statement therein. eBroselow makes no warranties or representations about the quality, currency, accuracy, completeness or fitness for any particular purpose of the information contained on the Application. All drug doses should be checked with standard medical dosing guides before use. SafeDose must be used only by qualified medical professionals. Professional medical judgment and standard medical dosing guides should prevail over this application.

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