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Conversational AI about medications. Ask anything: dosage, interactions, ...

Change the way you access medication information. Forget endless searching, just ask.

Advanced Conversational Mode is your gateway to all the medication information you need for your work or everyday life. Now you can ask anything about medication dosage, interactions, or prescription safety, plus easily find medications by indication, special condition, or drug class.

Looking for an intelligent partner for “recommend me a medication” formulas? Mediately’s AI mode provides you with clear and reliable information.

The conversational approach is the best way to get all the medication information you need. It’s contextual and accurate, with Advanced AI mode chatting like an experienced medical colleague you’re reaching out to for a consultation.

This is the way forward for effective work and patient care for healthcare professionals, basic knowledge and key, concise information for medical and health science students, and finally, comprehensive information about medicines for the general public.

Download the app and start the conversation. In addition to contextual answers about medicines, you will also be able to do all of the following:

1. Adjust the patient's medicines so that they do not cause any serious interactions

The first solution on the market that allows you to replace medicines causing problematic interactions with medicines with fewer and/or less serious interactions - in just a few seconds. Use the list of suggested alternatives or manually check a specific medicine.

So what does the Mediately Drug Database offer you in practice?
You are treating a patient with high blood pressure and gastroesophageal reflux disease who has recently developed atypical pneumonia. The patient is taking perindopril, lercanidipine and pantoprazole. You are considering giving him clarithromycin for pneumonia, but you are not sure about the possible interactions. Simply enter these medications into the application and you will instantly see that clarithromycin has a potentially serious interaction with lercanidipine.

2. For each medication, you can view detailed information including:

- Basic information about the medication (active ingredient, composition, dosage form, class, information on reimbursement of the medication by the public health insurance system);
- Important information from the SmPC document for the given medication (indications, dosage, contraindications, interactions, side effects, overdose, etc.);
- ATC classifications and parallel drugs;
- Packaging and prices;

3. Search in a wide range of interactive diagnostic tools

- CHA2DS2-VASc (Score for Atrial Fibrillation Stroke Risk, a scoring system for stratifying the risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation);
- GCS (Glasgow Coma Scale, a scale that assesses quantitative impairment of consciousness in adults);
- GFR (Glomerular Filtration Estimate according to the MDRD equation);
- HAS-BLED (Scoring System for Determining the Risk of Serious Bleeding in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation);
- MELD (Model for End-Stage Liver Disease, a scoring system used to assess the severity of chronic liver disease);

Imagine the following situation:

A doctor in an outpatient clinic is treating a patient with community-acquired pneumonia. He decides to treat the patient with a combination of amoxicillin and clavulanic acid. Now he has to calculate the correct dose. But the doctor doesn’t have to calculate the dose manually or make a rough estimate. Instead, he reaches for his mobile phone, opens the amoxicillin and clavulanic acid dose calculator in the app, enters the patient’s age and weight, and the results are displayed with the recommended dose.

5. CME (Education)

Expand your knowledge and earn CME credits from the comfort of your home or office.

Read an article or watch a video that interests you.

The topic overview is constantly updated to provide you with useful insights in your field.

Disclaimer: Portions of this app are intended for healthcare professionals as a decision support tool. It is not intended for use by patients and is not a substitute for medical advice.