
Health Systems, Hospitals and Universities Nationwide Chose Epocrates in 2009 for Trusted Point-of-Care Clinical Information Clinicians use Epocrates as part of their daily workflow for safer, more effective patient care San Mateo, Calif. (PRWEB) January 26, 2010 Epocrates, Inc., a leading developer of mobile clinical and decision support software, today announced it expanded its enterprise use by health systems, hospitals and universities nationwide in 2009. The market demand and clinician need for its mobile and online solutions among large institutions continues to grow. More than 350 medical centers and universities across the nation have selected Epocrates to help support decision making at the point of care. Recently celebrating its 10th anniversary with its network of 900,000 healthcare professionals, Epocrates software is credited for preventing millions of medical errors annually and saving individuals up to 20 minutes daily. During a patient interaction, physicians and other healthcare professionals use Epocrates to quickly access important medication data such as drug interactions, dosing and hospital or health plan formulary lists, as well as peer-reviewed disease content, diagnostic and laboratory interpretation support. Institutions and universities benefitting from Epocrates include:
"While Epocrates remains a popular choice among individual clinicians, an increasing number of institutions have made Epocrates a key element of their clinical IT strategy," said Dr. Geoffrey Rutledge, chief medical officer and executive vice president of product development at Epocrates. "Medical professionals have come to rely on and expect integrated mobile technology as part of their workflow. Now, as hospitals and clinics make mobile devices, tablets and laptops standard equipment, decision makers know they must load those with the right solutions." To learn about group discounts, formulary hosting and software integration opportunities, please contact institsales@epocrates.com. ABOUT EPOCRATES, INC.
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