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>It'd be great if a service like this helps doctors discover treatments for less than common conditions. Isn't that what Up To Date is?
by treis 6y ago
>It'd be great if a service like this helps doctors discover treatments for less than common conditions.
Isn't that what Up To Date is?
- aadvani 6y agoDespite their best efforts, up to date can never truly be up to date, can they? No shade, we love up to date; we just see ourselves as a complement.
- sterlinm 6y agoI mentioned this to my wife (she's a research physician) and her first response was also "isn't that what Up to Date does?" How would you characterize the difference between InpharmD and UpToDate? Different features? Better execution?
- sterlinm 6y agoSorry I see you answered below!
- aadvani 6y agoYep, totally. But they have X credible authors so can only have X credible info on their site. This means they focus on the most common questions. Public data/ our data shows point of care references like UTD can only answer ~1/2 of clinical questions. We’re building our tool for the other 1/2.