Journal Watch DIQ, in my opinion, was quitewell designed, flowed extremely well, with superb example...
by David J Cadenhead, MD MEd, 05/25/2009

Pros: Clears cobwebs, teaches new material raidly, near immed feedback, increases awareness succintly and easily

Cons: Not enough of it yet available to the wireless community, (MMS), as this is still in Beta.That is, I see no cons, as long as examples are referreed and felt to be apppropriate examples for those who might rely on a single exposure to remember diagnostic etiologic, and treatment information.

Other thoughts: More, please, all speciallties.

Professional Specialty: Psychiatry

Place of Work or Study: Other

  Excellent combination of medicine and tecnology...
by Dr. Ajay Rana, 02/23/2009

Pros: Excellent to sharpen the clinical skills without reading long texts and feeling sleepy.

Cons: Few clinical pictures sometimes didnt open well.

Other thoughts: Try to make a seperate cataloge according to different clinical types of diseases.

Professional Specialty: Dermatology

Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching

  MD...
by Anonymous, 02/16/2009

Pros: Very good review of some of the common and uncommon diseases. software may need to be upgraded a bit. i didnt find any problem with images tho :)

Cons:

Other thoughts: I will like to see more of the common dermatological conditions presenting unusual way, or atypical way. Also its will be a better idea to provide some treatment options along with the disgnosis.

Professional Specialty: Family Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Corporation

  Sweet Syndrom...
by Dana Simpler, M.D., 01/30/2009

Pros:

Cons: There is something technologically wrong with the program. Only one of the images would enlarge, I could not change images with a single or double click, and there was not explanation as to which picture was correct.

Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo)

  Exceptional...
by JP, 01/11/2009

Pros: Great format and use of zoom feature. For those in primary care, it's all about seeing lesions over and over again and this format provides that quick review without getting bogged down in lengthy text.

Cons: Just not enough of them. Also would be helpful to be able to get the other answers after selecting the correct answer by just mousing over them. A comparison table or section which describes how to differentiate between the lesions shown would be nice.

Professional Specialty: Family Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Other

  DermIQ...
by robert bonham, 01/09/2009

Pros: its all about visual cues, and this has the best learning device- seeing all the variations, similarities

Cons: none

Professional Specialty: Emergency Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community

  Great...
by BPM, 12/12/2008

Pros: I love that you can get a description of each lesion even the wrong ones. I like the zoom feature

Cons: none

Other thoughts: Please make more quizzes

Professional Specialty: Family Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group)

  nice...
by James, 12/10/2008

Pros: -easy to use -excellent quality photos -concise and useful descriptions

Cons: -would be nice for it reveal answers for all the boxes or otherwise offer some sort of review after replying

Professional Specialty: Global Health

Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching

  dr...
by chew boon how, 11/26/2008

Pros: good multiple choices of photos

Cons: no/scanty recommended treatment in some of the conditions

Professional Specialty: Family Medicine

Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group)