Many times, pharmacy vendors may want to offer alternative medicine to a different company if they do not get the required medication. But the alternative medicine remains uncertain. Many times you give the wrong drug. 'DIMS' is about getting rid of the hassle of taking the wrong drug.
The full name of the app is 'Drug Information Management System' or 'DIMS' for short, which is developed by IT Medicus.
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It is a popular app with detailed information about medicines in Bangladesh. Doctors, nurses and medical representatives, anyone working in the pharmacy can download this app for their own needs. This app will get detailed information about the different medicines made by all the pharmaceutical companies in the country.
It contains detailed descriptions of the guidelines, dosage or dosage, side effects, precautions, etc. Of all the medicines used. Contains drug brand, generic name, and medication guidelines. Also included are FDA Pregnancy Category, Therapy Class, Pack Size and Price. The name of the drug in the app will be available only after searching.
In addition to the name of the drug, a search by brand name can also be found in the guidelines. The name of the drug or the name of the drug is searched by the letters A to Z in English. The description and names of different drugs are in the category and status. Most commonly used drugs are bookmarked next to their names, so they can be easily understood.
The app contains information about different drugs by category, by a different brand, type of drug. If needed, the drug can be added to the favorite list. Then from there, the drug will be reported at a later time.
The app will also be available for medical or health news, along with information on various drugs. It also has the benefit of letting users give their own feedback on the app. The big advantage of this is that the data of the new medicines coming every moment are also added to the app's database.
It contains more than 20,000 brands and more than 400 generic drugs. The popular app can be run offline if anyone downloads. The 19 MB size app has a rating of 4.6 and has already downloaded more than fivelakhs downloads from Google Playstore. Its features are also nicely structured.
The full name of the app is 'Drug Information Management System' or 'DIMS' for short, which is developed by IT Medicus.
It is a popular app with detailed information about medicines in Bangladesh. Doctors, nurses and medical representatives, anyone working in the pharmacy can download this app for their own needs. This app will get detailed information about the different medicines made by all the pharmaceutical companies in the country.
It contains detailed descriptions of the guidelines, dosage or dosage, side effects, precautions, etc. Of all the medicines used. Contains drug brand, generic name, and medication guidelines. Also included are FDA Pregnancy Category, Therapy Class, Pack Size and Price. The name of the drug in the app will be available only after searching.
In addition to the name of the drug, a search by brand name can also be found in the guidelines. The name of the drug or the name of the drug is searched by the letters A to Z in English. The description and names of different drugs are in the category and status. Most commonly used drugs are bookmarked next to their names, so they can be easily understood.
The app contains information about different drugs by category, by a different brand, type of drug. If needed, the drug can be added to the favorite list. Then from there, the drug will be reported at a later time.
The app will also be available for medical or health news, along with information on various drugs. It also has the benefit of letting users give their own feedback on the app. The big advantage of this is that the data of the new medicines coming every moment are also added to the app's database.
It contains more than 20,000 brands and more than 400 generic drugs. The popular app can be run offline if anyone downloads. The 19 MB size app has a rating of 4.6 and has already downloaded more than five
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