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The Drug Interaction Checker, a highly requested feature among European healthcare professionals, is now available.

This tool stands out as the sole drug interaction checker that offers proactive support, guiding users towards appropriate solutions by providing possible alternatives.

What does this mean in practice? If you have a patient on multiple medications and you wish to adjust or supplement their treatment, it’s crucial to be assured about any potential interactions and their severity.

With this application, checking drug interactions is straightforward. You can input up to 20 drugs or active ingredients, identify potential interactions, assess their severity, and explore how to manage them. Medialy thus provides significant active support in making informed decisions.

A practical example illustrates this:

Consider a patient being treated for hypertension and gastroesophageal reflux disease, who has recently developed atypical pneumonia. This patient is taking perindopril, lerkanidipine, and pantoprazole. You contemplate adding clarithromycin due to the pneumonia but are unsure about possible drug interactions.

Simply add these medications into the app and discover that clarithromycin has a potentially serious interaction with lerkanidipine, which should be avoided. The app will also suggest recommended alternatives, allowing you to confidently prescribe azithromycin instead. After a few days, the patient is expected to feel much better.

The application enables easy offline access to a comprehensive drug registry with over 11,000 medications, along with immediate access to interactive clinical tools and dosage calculators.

1. Access to information on more than 11,000 drugs
   • Basic information about the medication (active ingredient, composition, pharmaceutical form, class, national drug classification);
   • Key information from the summary of product characteristics (indications, dosing, contraindications, interactions, side effects, overdose information);
   • ATC classification and parallel medicines;
   • Packaging and pricing;
   • Access to the complete summary of product characteristics in PDF format (internet connection required).
2. Searching through a wide range of interactive diagnostic tools
   • BMI (Body Mass Index);
   • BSA (Body Surface Area);
   • CHA₂DS₂-VASc (stroke risk score in atrial fibrillation);
   • GCS (Glasgow Coma Scale);
   • GFR (MDRD formula);
   • HAS-BLED (risk of major bleeding in patients with AF);
   • MELD (Model for End-Stage Liver Disease);
   • PERC Score (exclusion criteria for pulmonary embolism);
   • Wells criteria for pulmonary embolism.
3. CME (Continuing Medical Education)
   • Enhance your knowledge and earn CME credits from the comfort of your home or office.
   • Read articles or view videos relevant to your interests.
   • The topics are regularly updated providing valuable insights into your professional field.
4. Usage limitations and ICD-10 classification
   • The application includes a classification of diseases according to ICD-10 and an ATC classification system. It is updated regularly to ensure you have access to the latest information.

Please note that sections of this application are intended for healthcare professionals as decision-support tools. It is not designed for patients and does not replace medical advice from a physician.