Stockley’s Drug Interactions, Pocket Companion

Pocket Companion for Medical Students and Practitioners

The system architecture of the Pocket Companion

In the Moby Dick project we design the architecture of a so-called Pocket Companion. It is a small personal portable computer with wireless communication facilities for every day use. The typical use of the Pocket Companion induces a number of requirements concerning security, performance, energy consumption, communication and size. We have shown that these requirements are interrelated and can...

Significant drug interactions in dermatology

Systemic drugs have been used widely in the treatment of many skin diseases. Although dermatologists are familiar with the guidelines of selecting appropriate patients and prescribing systemic drugs, their knowledge about the side effects and significant interactions of systemic drugs used in dermatology is more limited. So a short review on important drug interactions seems to be useful. Some ...

Squire's Pocket Companion to the B. P. 1914

course being necessitated by the enormous increase in the quantity of matter which had to be dealt with. The present Pocket Companion contains information on all such matters as are commonly arising in the ordinary course of prescribing and dispensing, and is consequently of great importance to the prescriber and the dispenser. It is a systematic and exhaustive review of the alterations and add...

Secure mobile agents for the Pocket Companion ( Draft position

A mobile agent as proposed is this paper, is a program that can migrate once from a server to a Pocket Companion and vice-versa. In this way a Pocket Companion can receive programs relevant to its environment. By migrating to the location of a resource, an agent can access the resource more efficiently. This is particularly attractive for mobile computing, even when the network conditions are p...