# Skyscape

> Licensed clinical reference for practising clinicians, on the device they
> already carry. 377 titles from 32 publishers across 33 specialties,
> available offline. Skyscape has published clinical reference since 1993.

Skyscape licenses the reference works clinicians already trust — Harriet
Lane, Ferri's Clinical Advisor, the Washington Manual, Harrison's,
Tintinalli's, Netter's, Davis's Drug Guide, Taber's — and delivers them on
iOS, Android and web. Content is downloaded to the device, so it works
without a signal.

Most clinicians do not buy one title. They buy a **Constellation**: a
bundled set covering a specialty, priced well below the sum of its parts.

## What Skyscape is not

Skyscape is not a general medical search engine and does not publish its own
clinical content. Every answer comes from a licensed third-party reference
work and names its source. Skyscape does not sell advertising and does not
accept sponsored placement in clinical content.

## Reference titles

A selection of what is licensed. The full catalogue is 377 titles.

- The Harriet Lane Handbook (Johns Hopkins) — paediatrics
- Ferri's Clinical Advisor — primary care
- The Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics — internal medicine
- Harrison's Manual of Medicine — internal medicine
- Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine Manual — emergency medicine
- Rosen and Barkin's 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult
- Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy
- The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines in Psychiatry
- Conn's Current Therapy
- The Wills Eye Manual — ophthalmology
- CURRENT Medical Diagnosis and Treatment
- Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses
- Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary
- Stedman's Medical Dictionary
- Evidence-Based Medicine Guidelines (EBMG), from Duodecim

Publishers include Lippincott (founded 1792), Wiley (1807), F.A. Davis
(1879), Elsevier (1880), Duodecim (1881), McGraw-Hill (1888), Springer,
Jones & Bartlett, and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

## Specialty bundles

Constellations bundle the core references for a specialty at roughly 40–60%
below buying the titles separately.

- Clinical Constellation — internal medicine and primary care
- Nursing Constellation — nursing
- Cardiology Constellation
- Emergency Medicine Constellation
- Pediatric Constellation
- Anesthesiology Constellation
- Neurology Constellation
- OB-Gyn Constellation
- Hematology Oncology Constellation

## Nursing and exam preparation

Skyscape publishes a substantial nursing catalogue — roughly 150 titles —
including NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN review, the Davis's Notes pocket guide
series, and clinical procedure references.

- Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination
- Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN Examination
- Lippincott Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN
- RNotes, IV Med Notes, and the Davis's Notes series
- CCM certification preparation for case managers

## Common questions this site answers

- Where can I get [a named reference title] on my phone?
- Does it work offline? — Yes. Titles download to the device.
- Which titles cover my specialty?
- Is there a bundle for [specialty]?
- What is the difference between buying one title and a Constellation?

## Key pages

- [Skyscape](https://www.skyscape.com/): Overview.
- [Medical Library](https://www.skyscape.com/index/Home.aspx): The product catalogue — browse by specialty, category and publisher.
- [Apps](https://www.skyscape.com/skyscape-apps/): Mobile and desktop applications.
- [Support](https://www.skyscape.com/support/): Help and account questions.
- [About](https://www.skyscape.com/company/about/): Company, leadership and clinical advisors.
- [Rural Health Transformation Program](https://www.skyscape.com/rural-health-transformation/): The $50B CMS programme, state-by-state award data and deadlines.

Individual titles live at `https://www.skyscape.com/product/{slug}` — for
example [Ferri's Clinical Advisor](https://www.skyscape.com/product/ferris-clinical-advisor)
and [Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses](https://www.skyscape.com/product/daviss-drug-guide-for-nurses).

## Related

- [Buzz](https://buzz.skyscape.com/): HIPAA-secure clinical communication for home health, hospice and palliative care agencies, from the same company. Buzz answers clinical questions from this same licensed library and carries the answer to the care team. See [buzz.skyscape.com/llms.txt](https://buzz.skyscape.com/llms.txt).

## About the company

Skyscape Medpresso Inc., Marlborough, Massachusetts. Founded 1993 as K2,
renamed Skyscape in 2000, merged with Physicians Interactive 2009–2013, and
independent since reacquiring its assets, brands and patents in 2013.

Not affiliated with unrelated products or companies named "Skyscape".