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TRCapp provides basic pharmacological knowledge in context of (patho)physiology.

The Teaching Resource Centre (TRC) Pharmacology is meant for medical students, but also very useful for any health care professional.

The TRC provides basic pharmacological knowledge: pharmacodynamics,

pharmacokinetics, and drug mechanisms in context of (patho)physiology.

Each topic includes graphic(s) in the TRC icon language, explanatory texts and questions with feedback. The TRC covers most relevant drugs prescribed in Europe. Each drug topic has references to the Dutch national formulary (Farmacotherapeutisch Kompas) or the British National Formulary.

The TRC can be used as a reference or as self-study tool during courses throughout the medical curriculum. The TRC helps students to obtain pharmacological knowledge providing a consistent, user friendly, recognizable, and structured presentation in order to optimize learning efficiency.

We strive to make this application the best resource for mechanisms of drug action in the context of physiology and pathophysiology by creating each topic in cooperation with an expert from the field. Graphics, texts, questions, and other reference data are provided to enhance the understanding of the user.

The App is kept up to date with the newest drugs and thus updated regularly.

How to use the TRC?

Start by dragging down the blue upper bar to view the tree menu for navigating the chapters. The TRC tree menu is made up of a list of chapters on different fields of medicine and allows you to enter the submenu and concomitant drugs with a specific disease.

You can easily switch between the display of a certain topic (graphic, text, questions etc. in the lower part) and the tree menu (in the upper part).

You can swipe up (and down) the pages to view the next topic (or go back).

to the tree above and find another topic.

Enlarge graphics etc. by pinching two fingers apart (zoom in) and together to zoom out again.

Searching a specific topic can be performed by using the search button.

Choose your national formulary reference (Kompas or BNF) with the settings menu.

If you have any comments or find mistakes, please notify us using the feedback button in the settings menu.