iDoctus Pediatría app analytics for November 3

iDoctus Pediátrico is a handy mobile tool for pediatric consultation and reference. Backed by reliable, independent scientific sources and accurate, up-to-date clinical content, iDoctus Pediátrico helps pediatricians stay current with the latest scientific publications and prescribe the correct, appropriate dose for each patient (weight, age) with a simple swipe of the finger. Improve patient safety and save time with a more efficient consultation. In iDoctus Pediátrico you will find: * A pediatric drug dosing tool: easy, fast and error-free. * Quick-access vaccination schedules, with up-to-date information for every Spanish autonomous community. * Scientific Update of medical publications, with Spanish-language summaries of the most relevant articles from the international and national pediatric journals with the highest impact factor and clinical relevance in pediatrics. A very simple way to stay up to date on topics in your specialty and in the medical fields that interest you. TERMS OF USE - You must be a practicing physician in Spain (medical association registration number or Andalusian CNP number). - You need an iDoctus user account (physicians only). iDoctus does not share or disclose your data or your activity. - Clinical decisions are the sole responsibility of the treating physician. The content creators and the app developers have taken the utmost care in checking, translating and adapting the data. Nevertheless, there is always the possibility of inadvertent errors. Furthermore, iDoctus is an educational tool and can therefore never "replace" a physician's decisions. - The Terms and Conditions of Use are explained before signing up for the service and must be accepted in order to use it. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS - iOS 7.0 or later on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. - Wi-Fi or 3G connection for the initial download of content to the device, user registration and content updates. - Databases and tools are stored locally, so the app can be used offline (except for images and videos). - Your hospital's or medical center's IT department may restrict your iPhone/iPad's Wi-Fi access, even if it appears to be connected (e.g. by requiring a proxy configuration).