Docformative 1.5

Docformative provides drug and medical information that pharmaceutical companies need to convey, and health care providers require, all in one digital platform.

Health care providers (HCPs) face increasing patient and administrative demands that add to their already busy schedules. Pharmaceutical sales representatives possess valuable information but are increasingly restricted from accessing practices, hospitals, and clinics. The abundance of drug information and resources scattered across numerous platforms makes it challenging for medical providers to access all the necessary information.

Docformative introduces a novel platform that bridges the gap between medical professionals and pharmaceutical companies in a manner not seen before. With Docformative, providers can stay current with the latest medical news, access the official FDA labeling for all drugs approved for marketing in the United States, and receive push notifications alerting them to new drug indications, clinical data, safety concerns, and more in real-time to enhance patient care.

Launching ahead of partnering with any pharmaceutical companies demonstrates our commitment to helping providers benefit from our app's offerings immediately. Soon, providers will access educational materials for promoted drugs at their convenience without disrupting their schedules by engaging with sales representatives directly. They will also be able to request drug samples and communicate with pharmaceutical experts such as Medical Science Liaisons or Sales Representatives.

We have ambitious plans for the future, including incorporating tables into product labeling, enabling patient enrollment in pharmaceutical financial assistance programs, and allowing physicians to earn Category 1 CME credits.

Features:

• News: Stay informed with medical updates
• Labeling: Access FDA-approved drug labeling for medications marketed in the United States
• Alerts: Receive instant important drug updates for your patients
• Push Notifications: Stay informed about critical medical information