FP Notebook

Excellent app. Point form, easily searchable, high yield information that actually informs my practice decisions. I’ve used it through residency and fellowship on every rotation, and now in the ER. Highly recommend, worth every penny, especially when considering the cost of other services.

Shame that the application went from being free to a yearly subscription. The resource is a good one nonetheless.

Great app for quick referencing.

I have been using FP notebook for years since hearing about it during residency. It’s the work of one physician and it’s incredible the effort that is put into condensing complex topics while including clinical pearls.

Scott Moses is my hero. When I was struggling to come up with plans quickly in my 3rd year of medical school internal medicine rounds at University of Washington - FPN came into my life and changed my academic trajectory. Peers wanted to know my secret and attendings said I was obviously reading more and putting in the extra work after hours. FPN carried me through residency and and into my career as a rural doc on the Alaska Kenai Peninsula doing inpatient medicine, ER, endoscopy, and clinical medicine. I admire the man and his work so much, I wrote him a personal email to thank him and he wrote me back and told me to keep an eye out for “cobwebs in the corners” and let him know if I found any! I have been using FPN since 2015 and I can tell you I haven’t. I frequently use UpToDate, Epocrates, and other resources for complex medical cases or questions and in the end FPN is always current and accurate in my broad scope of practice. Not to mention, way faster and easier to use as pocket guide. Whether searching symptoms or medical problems, FPN has an incredibly slick, collapsible, terse format including etiologies, differential diagnosis, workup, and treatment plan. Cheers to you Scott Moses and thank you for this glorious medical repository you have created. Louis Bartoletti, MD

I have this App in iOS 9 which was working great; however it requests subscription in iOS 16, iPad 16 Really I get disappointed for this change!!!???.. Hopefully you will make free of charge for all people who got this App, long time before. Best wishes

app when I was an FNP student and never stop using it in clinic d the app when I was an FNP student and never stop using it in clinic

THIS APP IS GOLD. I started as a new NP at an urgent care clinic where I was the only provider. This app saved me time and time again. Fast forward a few years, and this is still my go to. Through my organization, I have access to epocrates, Up to Date, Lexicom, and the NP notebook is still the one I reference more than any other. I literally use it everyday that I work. I like that the guidelines and recommendations are updated throughout the year to reflect the most current best practices. I wouldn’t have survived without this app. The price is a steal and the information is invaluable. I recommend this app to all new NPs (and seasoned) bc the information is current, concise, and backed by scholarly journals.

Awesome info. Easy to obtain and straight to the point ! Can’t do without it! Thank you all for your hard work and research!

Can’t imagine having a better tool that is always current.