Bringing the latest evidence to daily medical treatment.

• Thoroughly review both domestic and international guidelines and evidence, and clearly cite the references.

• Written by approximately 1,400 domestic experts, prescription examples are based on domestic indications, usage, and dosage, and are described in accordance with Japan's medical system.

• Describes the evidence that forms the basis of the recommendation and the recommendation level of each piece of evidence. moreover,

Text as well as flowcharts, diagrams, and images are used to describe information clearly. Abundant recommended ratings and actual prescription examples are provided. Furthermore, excellent search functionality supports rapid decision-making in clinical settings.

• It is easy to grasp the general flow of diagnosis and treatment.

• With excellent search functionality, you can quickly access the necessary information.

• The editorial department monitors updates of domestic and international guidelines, announcements of important evidence, approval of new products, etc. every day and provides timely updates.

• Updates in as little as two months after the guidelines are updated (on hold), drug information is updated monthly (online version), and contains a wealth of actual prescriptions by prominent doctors in each field.

• All therapeutic drug information and package inserts, including generics, can be viewed.

• A wealth of information is compiled into one database, focusing on disease and symptom summaries, diagnosis and treatment policies, as well as test information, drug information, medical fee points, and explanatory materials for patients.

• Access anytime, anywhere from electronic medical record terminals or Internet terminals.

• Contribute to task shifting and team medical care by improving the work efficiency of doctors, nurses, and medical staff, and by sharing knowledge between professions.

• Doctor: You can immediately check non-specialist knowledge and the latest evidence in Japanese and use it in your daily medical treatment.

• Training doctor: As a tool for confirming medical information based on Japanese evidence, you can quickly investigate unknown points.

• Nurses: You can find information and questions for planning nursing care plans from clinical reviews written by Japanese clinicians.

• Pharmacist: You can check dosages by renal function, drug information for children and breastfeeding women, and treatment plans when ordering irregular drugs.

• Medical staff: You can check disease information and medical fee points for Q&A during discharge support, etc.

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