DynaMed™ Provides the Most Current and Relevant Evidence for Point-of-Care Use
EBSCO's DynaMed Now Available via PDA

IPSWICH, Mass. - November 2, 2005 - In an effort to provide physicians and other health care professionals with the most current and pertinent point-of-care information available, EBSCO Publishing is pleased to offer PDA access for DynaMed™ subscribers. PDA users can choose from a downloadable version of DynaMed, or access a live version of the database through available wireless connectivity.

DynaMed is the only evidence-based reference shown to answer most clinical questions in primary care. DynaMed was created by a physician for physicians and other health care professionals as a point-of-care clinical reference tool to replace most routine textbook and article searches. In addition, this resource is a great tool for medical students and residency programs.

DynaMed provides clinically-organized summaries for more than 1,800 topics. A simple yet powerful topically-driven menu allows physicians, medical students and other health care professionals to research high-end synthesized information from respected publications, associations, and contributing clinicians. DynaMed is updated daily and monitors the content of over 400 medical journals directly and indirectly by using ten journal review services. Each publication is reviewed cover-to-cover, and each article is evaluated for clinical relevance and scientific validity. Through this process of systematic literature surveillance, the best available evidence determines the content of DynaMed.

Please visit http://www.dynamicmedical.com for additional information regarding DynaMed.

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