pediatric pda application in clinical practice
pediatricians find categorized reviews of handheld software and programs that are useful in bedside pediatrics
how to get cme credit on a mobile pda device
The new colorful interface from Skyscape is wonderful.
A complete set of POC (Point Of Care) CME solution for the where articles read in the handheld and then a short test is taken with certificates sent to the online account upon synchronization.
Activities are jointly sponsored by University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Medpage Today.
Topics are usually latest news and updates and relevant to pediatric practice.
Accreditation is towards AMA PRA Category 1.
Now we can earn credits wherever we are so easily and conveniently and best of all for free!
Skyscape also provides paid point of care CME to learn more read this Blog.
The screen shot on the left is the home page of the preselected speciality which is pediatrics here. Topics are classified as New, Open (Active), Submitted, and Completed. The A letter on the left indicates that the topic is an article (other categories include case study and material in Skyscape reference titles). The screen shot on the right is a preview of how the topic looks like and how to take the post test and fill the evaluation form in order to submit the activity (usually 0.25 credits). Certificates can be found on the account page of the Skyscape website.