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EZ Medical Diary is a medical information management program designed to provide a simple template for recording and storing a person's medical information on a personal computer. It can be used to record the user's medical information or by a caregiver to record information for a family member, friend or client. This software prompts the user to record a selected person's name and general medical information such as medical history, medications, surgical history, emergency contacts and allergies. When needed, the information can be printed on a single two-sided document. The information can be updated as needed. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Adobe Reader version 9 or above.

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Price: 12.95.

This product record was updated on June 13, 2011.

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EZ Medical Diary.com

57 Selden Boulevard
Centereach, New York 11720-3325
United States
Web: http://www.ezmedicaldiary.com/.
Email: contact_us@ezmedicaldiary.com.


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