Solutions for Urgent Care Facilities

Trusted and used around the world, PEPID is now expanding to urgent care! PEPID covers the full spectrum of emergency medicine and is written specifically for the fast-paced environment of an urgent care facility. PEPID gives you everything you need to make accurate decisions quickly, from a differential diagnosis generator to pinpoint the cause of a patient's symptoms to a complete toxicology reference, comprehensive drug database, drug interactions checker, dosing calculators, emergency protocols, algorithms, assessments, illustrations, and much more!

Equipping all physicians, nurses and pharmacists with our cost-effective resources optimizes patient care, safety, efficiency and costs, and reduces adverse drug events, contributing to your department's bottom line.

Integrating Electronic Resources into Your Facility

	PEPID Connect Students can have access to PEPID Connect from any PC, Mac or laptop computer in a computer lab, library or even at home. Our content and tools are automatically updated, so you can be sure the information your students are accessing is always current. [Learn More]

	Mobile Allow students to literally carry an authoritative resource with them from the classroom to the clinical setting and then on to professional practice. A leader in mobile technology, PEPID can be used on any smartphone or tablet device, making clinical decision support available when it's needed. [Learn More]

Institutional Products for Urgent Care Facilities

	Emergency Medicine Suite Written for EM physicians; easy to find without plowing through extra material you don't need
	Pediatric Emergency Medicine Suite Designed to help healthcare professionals treat pediatric patients with emergent medical, surgical and traumatic conditions more efficiently and accurately
	Primary Care Plus Ambulatory The most comprehensive, integrated reference tool covering all specialties
	Clinical Rotation Companion Designed for medical students; includes step-by-step processes for history and exams, dosing calculators, and an interactions generator