PubMed4Hh

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PubMed for Handhelds (PubMed4Hh pubmedhh.nlm.nih.gov, go.usa.gov/xFb) is an app for discovering relevant health information at the National Library of Medicine. Journal abstracts, TBLs ("the bottom line" summaries) and full text articles (requires subscription to journals) can be accessed anywhere the Internet is available. It features:
- PICO (Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome): search with a well-formulated clinical query
- askMEDLINE: a free-text, natural language search tool
- Consensus Abstracts: for discovering and selecting concurring abstracts from journals. View selected TBLs and Abstracts in one page
- CQs: Use Clinical Queries to search journal articles. Indicate Category (therapy, diagnosis, etiology, prognosis, clinical predictions guideline) and Emphasis (specific, sensitive) to focus search strategy.
- Archive: save search results for reading later
- Retrieved citations may be sent by e-mail from any of the featured tools
- Tested and found compatible with Android version 4.1.1 and above

What's new in version 2.5
- This is a major update written in native Android code except for some features that require Web links.
- BabelMeSH was removed from PubMed4Hh. A separate app, BabelMeSH+ will be released with soon.
- A Journal Browser was added for reading the latest abstracts and TBLs of MEDLINE indexed journals. Links are provided to access full-text articles (may require subscription)

Reviews

4.0

71 total

5 34

4 20

3 8

2 1

1 8

Very buggy Better if could live on sd card instead

Prakash Mehta

Excellent Very detailed and varied search options.

JonPaul Dragseth

Few drawbacks 1. In the browse articles it would be nice to be able to save the journals I want for easy repeated access. 2. There should be an option to display the abstract instead of TBL. Otherwise, great app!

Raymond Francis Sarmiento

So much better than previous versions! This is a major upgrade to the previous version. It does not point you to a web link. Instead, you can now put in your clinical or biomedical literature queries inside each of the app's subsections. When you see the TBL, it then provides you links to the journal's abstract and full-text. I also like the inclusion of the Clinical Queries and Journal Browser functions. Kudos!

Jane Warren

Excellent app Invaluable for those who are employed in the medical/surgical field.

AHMED ELAGHOURY

Excellent Best MEDLINE search app