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App of the Month – Patient.co.uk

Patient.co.uk have now developed a small range of apps designed to support patients.

screen-shot of Apps available from patient.co.uk
The main Patient.co.uk app provides access to patient-focused information leaflets on a wide range of conditions and diseases. You need to simply enter the search term you are looking for in the search box and you will be offered a number of results.

Results are organised into sections for Health Information, Drug Information and Professional. The Health Information section is free, however an additional purchase is required for the Drug Information and Professional sections.

Note: that there appears to be a small amount of advertising in the bottom corner.

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