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Mobile medical app reviews & commentary by medical professionals

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Drug Reference

Analgesic Converter app is a convenient but limited calculator for opioid conversion

19 days ago by iMedicalApps Team

App Review Featured

‘Analgesic’ is a simple app by Skierkowski LLC that could potentially avert errors in opioid conversion. It has a basic layout and is extremely easy to use. There are however several major drawbacks to this app.

Eye Handbook app is a jam packed resource designed for ophthalmologists

Apr 27, 2012 by Darwin Wan

App Review Featured

An app review of Eye Handbook, a comprehensive app geared towards ophthalmologists.

palmEM app is a great quick reference for the emergency department

Apr 23, 2012 by Darwin Wan

App Review

An app review of palmEM: Emergency Medicine Essentials, a succinct and quick universal iOS reference app

Lange’s Top 300 Drug flashcards app comes to iOS with muddled results

Apr 19, 2012 by Rajat Kumar

App Review Featured

Top 300 Drug Flashcards initial app attempts to do too many things at once for students studying pharmacology, but stumbles at the lofty goals

New app helps clinicians manage new anticoagulant Pradaxa (Dabigatran)

Apr 17, 2012 by Amit Patel, MD

App Review

Review of the Managing Dabigatran App, to Assist Healthcare Providers with the Prescribing and Managing of Pradaxa (Dabigatran)

Android Drugs and Bugs app is a comprehensive antibiotic reference app from MPR

Apr 12, 2012 by iMedicalApps Team

App Review Featured

MPR’s Drugs and Bugs provides information regarding antibiotic sensitivity for a comprehensive list of pathogens and antibiotics, but falls short in utility in the clinical setting

Drug Doses App contains pediatric-focused medication & so much more

Mar 27, 2012 by Danielle Jones

App Review

Review of DrugDoses by Danielle Jones examining the pros, cons and clinical utility of this app developed based on a time-revered Australian pediatric reference book.