We’re withdrawing the mobile apps for DiagnosisView because the Web app does all the same, works on mobile devices, and this will keep the cost of subscriptions down.

The web app is now fully functional and does all you could do in the mobile app.

We found that many users refer to DiagnosisView while doing other tasks online on a desktop device, including while at work or in a library. That makes a Web app much easier to use than mobile.
The web app should function well on a mobile device too.

We’ve just begun adding Presentations as a new Category. Categories are listed under the Searh box. Scroll down a bit to see Presentations and Symptoms.

We’re increasing the presentations covered gradually, aiming to cover all common (and examined) presentations/ symptoms.

For University of Edinburgh users on Android devices, the login dialogue to gain access to BMJ Best Practice via the institutional login window does not work. We’re looking into that. It works on Apple devices.
Update: Fixed Feb 2020.

Link ordering: is now much better. It is fixed for new links, just some work to sort it for existing ones.

DiagnosisView v1.0 can now be downloaded from the Google and Apple app stores.

• Free download shows ‘Green’ level links plus free links listed here.
• Starter bargain subscription price £1.99

Some features still in beta.

Available now

BMJ Best Practice is mapped as a resource that is popular but paywalled, often with institutional login mechanisms. Functionality seems good (with one bug, see below). The app is now awaiting Apple/Google approval for live release.

Work still to do

• We’re still checking and expanding all mapping, and adding diagnoses.
• We’re looking at mapping additional resources.

Bugs we’re aware of

• Android login for University of Edinburgh access to BMJ BP isn’t working consistently.
• It’d be nicer if the order of info links was consistently green, amber, red.