iMedicalApps Team

The Future of Advanced Prehospital Care

9 days ago by
Commentary News
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A discussion on some of the new POC options available for EMS field.

Health:Refactored Conference shows numerous paths to develop, design dream health apps

9 days ago by
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Part 1 of 2 regarding coverage over Health 2.0′s inaugural Health: Refactored code & design conference.

Health eVillages app provides medical information to low resource settings

11 days ago by
mHealth News
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By giving health providers in remote locations access to medical information and literature, Health eVillages can help improve diagnosis and treatment, even if there are no trained doctors around.

iMedicalApps is at Health:Refactored today and tomorrow, #hrefactored

12 days ago by
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The Health: Refactored 2-day conference will bring together designers, developers, and health/technology professionals to discuss the economics and governmental factors influencing health tech, the latest user experience paradigms, as well as API and data sources. We’re here at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley today and tomorrow to share the most exciting and interesting finds from this two-day event.

BioAid Hearing iPad app hints at the path to a bionic ear

16 days ago by
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BioAid is an iOS hearing assistance app for individuals with hearing impairment. Here we take a look at the potential it represents as an advance in aids for patients with hearing impairments.

A quick and easy process for healthcare professionals interested in designing an app

16 days ago by
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Steps presented for learning how to prototype a new app, starting with pen and paper.

Smartphone App Enables Mobile Analysis of Urine for Disease Pathology

May 01, 2013 by
mHealth News
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Developed for the iPhone, the uChek app allows patients to check and track several parameters, such as glucose, pH, and protein levels as seen in their urine. These indicators can provide insight for patients with affected with conditions such as kidney problems, urinary tract infections, or cancer.

Mood Watch is a cumbersome app that tracks limited psychiatric symptoms

May 01, 2013 by
App Review
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Mood Watch is an app that tracks limited psychiatric symptoms and is available on Android and iTunes

Beth Israel Study Shows NICU Babies Exposed to Music have Health Benefits

Apr 26, 2013 by
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In a recent two-year long study, researchers have found tangible health benefits of the simple task of singing to your newborn child. The study took place at the Beth Israel Medical Center and followed the outcomes of introducing musical intervention to 272 premature babies in the NICU.

Social media has changed Emergency Medicine education, 11 essential free resources, FOAM

Apr 03, 2013 by
App Review Commentary
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A summary article on #FOAM resources for emergency medicine and how it’s changing how emergency medicine education in consumed.

CleanMe is an app that reminds medical professionals to clean and disinfect mobile devices

Mar 13, 2013 by
App Review
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CleanMe is an app developed by the company ReadyDock Inc. with the goal of helping healthcare workers remember to clean and disinfect surfaces of highly touched mobile devices.

U of Illinois creates evidence based app that enables you to assess if your patient has dementia

Mar 07, 2013 by
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The Evidence Based Treatment of Behavioral Symptoms of Dementia app provides medical care providers a useful resource that can be used as a guide while taking care of patients with the behavioral symptoms of dementia.