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CMI and PI: there’s an app for that

Megan Haggan 15/06/2017

Patients can now use an app to search for CMI and PS for registered prescription medicines The new MedSearch app is available for download from Google Play and the Apple App Store, says the TGA. It was created as part of the Health IT Graduate Program to provide users with up-to-date, easy to access CMI

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