FreeDiams

FreeDiams is an intuitive and approachable software tool that contains a large database with French AFSSAPS drug information, which medical specialists can explore to write prescriptions and find out more about drug interactions. It offers support for templates and multiple languages.

Wrapped up in a large window with a clear-cut structure, the interface is user-friendly. The drug database is automatically loaded at startup, so you can browse the list or conduct a search to locate a specific drug by its commercial name.

FreeDiams shows a lot of useful information regarding a product's features that you can edit, such as intakes and duration, repeat times and distribution, meal time relations, minimum interval between intakes, along with limits based on weight, age, sex, renal functions and pregnancy or breast feeding.

Evidently, you can add customized notes. It's possible to only save the protocol, only make up a prescription, both, or only test interactions. All these tasks are recorded in the main frame, and you can edit their properties, copy or print data.

FreeDiams lets you clear a patient's personal information, toggle the drug selection, testing and precautions panes, perform a drug search by molecules, create new templates, manage the data pack by logging in to the server, apply a proxy configuration for connecting to the Internet, customize UI fonts and colors, and so on. Settings can be restored to default.

The tool didn't put a strain on computer performance in our tests, thanks to the fact that it needed low CPU and RAM to work properly. No error dialogs popped up, and FreeDiams didn't freeze or crash.

Taking into account its resourceful features and customization settings, FreeDiams can become a reliable desktop assistant to specialists looking to easily make up medical prescriptions and test drug interactions after consulting a database.