FP Notebook APK

FPnotebook is a rapid access, point-of-care medical reference for primary care and emergency clinicians.Started in 1995, this collection now contains, as of August 2016, 6407 interlinked topic pages divided into a tree of 31 specialty books and 722 chapters. Content is updated monthly with a systematic approach to peer-reviewed articles, bulletins, key texts in addition to conferences and workshops. A list of monthly updates may be found here.New approaches to medical problems are referenced with supporting studies, and further reading is often suggested on general medical issues. Peer review of this site would be a very welcome addition, but as of yet I rely on feedback to correct errors and misinformation.

Comments:

I have tried other medical reference resources, but this has been the best one, by far. And one of the least expensive. This app was recommended to me by a fellow Nurse Practitioner a couple years ago. I use it every day. The information I search for is easy to find, and I appreciate how the app stays updated. For me, one of the best parts, is that I can pull up this app on my MacBook Air, with the new Apple M1 chip. I keep it open, so my resources are immediately available. I recommended it to an NP student, and she finds it helpful. Highly recommend.

Many people are mad about the new charge but $20/year is nothing compared to the other apps and resources out there! I find this app to be as good or better than Epocrates which charges a much higher fee. If only everything could be free in life... but this really is a fabulous resource. Accurate, up to date content with the flick of a finger tip. If you have small doubt about a medical plan, this will lay it all out! Give it a try and you’ll find you completely agree! (plus the website option is still free).

I work as an inpatient medicine PA and I reference this ap multiple times a day. It is an amazing resource and much more concise than uptodate. I also got into on this application when it was free but I was beyond happy to pay $20 when it was started as a subscription. Disappointed to see all the negative reviews just because they want less than $2 a month for these amazing services. I was shocked it was free from the start! Would recommend without hesitation.

This is ABSOLUTELY the best $20 you will ever spend on a medical resource. I find it absolutely incredible the amount of people who are complaining in the reviews about paying $20 a year. Family Practice Notebook is extremely well organized, has everything you need to practice safely and efficiently, and with the latest evidence. Compare this to the $200 plus a year subscription for a Epocrates—FPN wins hands down-regardless of the subscription fees. I recommend this to all the new hires that I on-board at my organization, whether new grads or experienced NPs.

Disclaimer:

Family Practice notebook app is brought up to date monthly with a systematic approach to peer-reviewed articles, bulletins, key texts in addition to conferences and workshops. New approaches to medical problems are referenced with supporting studies, and further reading is often suggested on general medical issues. Although access to FP notebook is not restricted, the information found here is intended for use by doctors, healthcare professionals, and medical providers. Non-clinical users may find the material challenging to understand. Readers outside the medical profession are welcome to use this app as a resource; this should, however, not be interpreted as medical advice, and does not in any way replace professional medical care. Patients should always address specific medical concerns with their physicians.

The Family Practice Notebook app tries to maintain an accurate and up-to-date medical database. Healthcare professionals need to use their own clinical judgment interpreting this medical information, and details such as medication dosages or laboratory normal values should always be confirmed with other resources.