originally
created by Sheng-lung Yu
&
Yung-jin Lee in
2003 (v1.0)later was
maintained by
Jian-ming Lai &
Yung-jin Lee
(v1.0b-2.x); by Ying-hao (Hero) Lu,
Jian-ming Lai, Miao-ting Chen
& Yung-jin Lee (v3); curretly by
Ying-hao
(Hero) Lu
& Yung-jin Lee
(v5~). College of
Pharmacy,
Kaohsiung
Medical
University,
Kaohsiung,
TAIWAN
807 |
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mobilePK
- A
Computer Program Designed for Clinical Pharmacokinetic (CPK)
Services (or Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, TDM) Running
on
Mobile
Devices (including Palm OS Smartphones Tréo Series:
Tréo 650/680/700p Smartphones, T|X, Tungsten T5, Tungsten C,
Tungsten T3, Tungsten E2, Tungsten E, LifeDrive, and Zire 72 handhelds), Java-supported Cell
Phones/Smartphones
(such as most Nokia, Sony Ericsson and etc. mobile
phones), Motorola, NEC, Sprint
&
BlackBerry Mobile, and
Window Mobile 2003/WM5/WM6 Pocket PCs or smartphones). |
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Disclaimer:
mobilePK® is created for
your own personal uses and testing purposes.
mobilePK® shall be
always used as a guide or a
decision support tool only. Medical decisions
should NOT be solely based on the results of this
program. Although this program has been tested
thoroughly, its accuracy still cannot be guaranteed. Once you use mobilePK®, you have
automatically agreed with this announcement. |
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Program
Description:
mobilePK (formerly JavaPK for Mobiles) is a
clinical pharmacokinetic (or therapeutic drug monitoring,
TDM) tool for mobile devices including PalmOS v5 PDA phones
(Tréo series, p/w),
Symbian OS Java-supported mobile phones or smartphones (incl. Motorola, Nokia, BlackBerry and
Sony Ericsson), and Pocket PCs or smartphones (WM2003/WM5/WM6). mobilePK
was
written in Java (Java ME, JDK v6.0 with
NetBeans IDE v6), and was the first clinical pharmacokinetic
program in the world running on mobile phones (with
MIDP v2.0
and CLDC v1.0
or above). It
was
built with Sawchuk-Zaske method (aminoglycosides and
vancomycin), Chiou method (theophylline iv inf.) and
Bayesian estimation method (gentamicin, tobramyin, amikacin,
vancomycin, digoxin, phenytoin, cyclosporin-A, lithium,
carbamazepine, theophylline and warfarin). With Bayesian
estimation, one can use only one blood sample (at
steady-state) to estimate individual pharmacokinetic
parameters at steady-state.
And now we are have a similar program running different platforms
running on Mac OS X, WinXP Desktop PC, and Linux-based PC
(Fedora Core 3/4/5). Please check
with JPKD®
(formerly JavaPK® for Desktop).
Algorithms:
Algorithms used to calculate individual
pharmacokinetic parameters are based on Sawchuk-Zaske method, Chiou method
(for theophylline iv inf. only) and Bayesian estimation. |
Freeware:
mobilePK is distributed as
freeware starting on Dec. 12, 2007.
Users need to obtain a free
registration code to run mobilePK after installation. Please click
here to get
your free registration code. |
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