PEPID

The #1 Clinical & Drug Information Resource for Emergency Medicine.

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Overview

PEPID provides curated clinical and drug information designed for point-of-care use by emergency physicians, nurses, paramedics, and pharmacists. The content is organized for rapid access in high-pressure situations and includes drug databases, clinical calculators, a differential diagnosis generator, and evidence-based topic reviews.

✨ Key Features

  • Emergency medicine-focused content
  • Comprehensive drug database with interaction checker
  • Differential diagnosis generator
  • Hundreds of medical and dosing calculators
  • IV compatibility tool
  • Pill identifier

🎯 Key Differentiators

  • Strong focus on emergency medicine
  • Content tailored to specific roles (physician, nurse, pharmacist, paramedic)
  • Robust mobile app with offline access

Unique Value: Delivers role-specific, evidence-based clinical and drug information designed for fast-paced environments like the emergency department.

🎯 Use Cases (4)

Rapid reference in the emergency department Drug dosing and interaction checks for nurses Paramedic field reference Pharmacy student education

✅ Best For

  • Widely used in emergency departments and by first responders for quick, reliable clinical information.

💡 Check With Vendor

Verify these considerations match your specific requirements:

  • In-depth primary care or specialty guidelines (outside of EM)
  • Enterprise care standardization

🏆 Alternatives

UpToDate Lexicomp Micromedex EMRA PressorDex

Provides content and tools specifically curated for emergency medicine, which is a level of specialization not found in broader resources like UpToDate.

💻 Platforms

Web iOS Android

✅ Offline Mode Available

🔌 Integrations

Epic Cerner MEDITECH API

🛟 Support Options

  • ✓ Email Support
  • ✓ Phone Support
  • ✓ Dedicated Support (Enterprise tier)

🔒 Compliance & Security

✓ HIPAA ✓ BAA Available ✓ SSO

💰 Pricing

Contact for pricing

✓ 14-day free trial

Free tier: N/A

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