Expert Insights from UpToDate

For Asian Hospital and Medical Center, a premier tertiary hospital in the Philippines, success is spelled with a downward trend in ICU mortality, treatment of COVID-19 patients, and improved patient outcomes.

Inha University Hospital is using UpToDate to lower variability of care and increase clinical effectiveness. We interviewed Dr. Park Hyun-sun, Inha's director of information strategy, who is responsible for planning and supporting implementation.

"I have no doubt that my patient could have lost his leg, or died, had I not had access to UpToDate, which helped me identify him as a candidate for anti-venom."

UpToDate helped me reach the correct diagnosis at first consultation - neonatal diabetes mellitus.

It’s important to promote science in nursing, after all it’s the foundation of nursing practice, and it improves healthcare quality and safety and improves patient outcomes.

As major retail pharmacies join the COVID-19 vaccination effort, a Medical Reserve Corps volunteer and vaccine administrator discusses the four priorities care administrators need to focus on now.

Expert epidemiologists and pharmacists discuss the current approved COVID-19 vaccines – how they were developed, tested, and recommendations on how to get vaccinated.

Lexicomp contributor John Grabenstein weighs in on promising efficacy studies for new Novavax COVID-19 vaccine.

Expert epidemiologists and pharmacists discuss the current approved COVID-19 vaccines – how they were developed, tested, and recommendations on how to get vaccinated.

Nagasaki University Hospital adopted UpToDate in 2009 to solidify its commitment to practicing evidence-based medicine in clinical decision-making.

Leicester's Hospitals adopted UpToDate in 2012 to support the focus on quality, safety and innovation in patient care.

“This conversation reminded me that what we do impacts real lives,” said Nancy McKinstry, CEO Wolters Kluwer, as she participated in an all employee live meeting with Prof. Dr. Gertjan Kaspers, Pediatric Oncologist and Director of the Academy & Outreach of the Princess Máxima Center, Europe’s largest childhood cancer institute, and Dr. Peter Bonis, Chief Medical Officer for Clinical Effectiveness, Wolters Kluwer Health.