Mediately Baza Lekova

Information on medicines and checking interactions between medicines for Serbia

Introducing: Checking for Drug Interactions

Now you can check drug interactions directly in the Mediately app and have a big impact on the safety and effectiveness of patient treatment. You get a reliable and effective check to help you identify potential drug interactions, show the severity of interactions and how to resolve them. The Mediately app offers effective support allowing you to make informed treatment decisions.

Mediately Drug Database — Mobile assistant for faster diagnosis and treatment, now including Drug Interaction Checker. Available on your Android phone or tablet.

With the app, you can easily search the drug registry of more than 3,700 drugs and get instant access to interactive clinical tools and dosage calculators.

1. Get information on more than 3,700 drugs

You can view detailed information for each drug, including:

• Basic information about the drug (active substance, composition, pharmaceutical form, class, list of drugs);

• Important information from the SmPC document about the drug (indications, dosage, contraindications, interactions, side effects, overdose, etc.);

• ATC classification and parallel drugs;

• Packaging and prices;

• Access to the complete SmPC document in PDF format (internet connection required).

2. Search a wide range of interactive diagnostic tools

Along with a complete drug database, the app includes a number of interactive clinical tools and dosage calculators useful in your daily practice:

Find tools used by thousands of doctors every day.

• BMI (body mass index);

• BSA (body surface area);

• CHA₂DS₂-VASc (risk of imminent stroke in patients with AF);

• GCS (Glasgow coma scale);

• GFR (MDRD formula);

• HAS-BLED (high risk of bleeding in patients with AF);

• MELD (end-stage liver model);

• PERC score (pulmonary embolism exclusion criteria);

• Wells criteria for pulmonary embolism

The application also includes the ICD-10 disease classification and the ATC classification system. We update them regularly, so you always have the latest information.

Please note: Portions of this application are intended for use by healthcare professionals as a decision support tool. They should not be used by patients and do not replace the advice of a doctor.