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Mobile medical app reviews & commentary by medical professionals

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VueMe app could reduce repeat radiology studies, empowers patients to store medical images on the cloud

Jun 01, 2011 by Iltifat Husain, MD

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VueMe and Mobile MIM could revolutionize how medical images are stored and shared, by allowing patients and physicians to have direct control of medical images on a cloud based service.

Dosecast iOS app targets one of healthcare’s biggest weaknesses – medication compliance

May 31, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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Dosecast is an iOS app that helps remind patients about drug compliance — leaving us to wonder how soon these types of apps will become the norm when it comes to pharma and clinical trials.

Surgical Radiology app provides high quality training and is a great value

May 31, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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Surgical Radiology gives a free question and answer platform that delivers value and utility to end users.

iBronch app provides a virtual glimpse into bronchoscopy on iPad, but is too abbreviated

May 25, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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A review of a bronchoscopy app for the iPad, too rudimentary for pulmonologists, but possibly useful for medical students.

iPad anatomy app that could replace a textbook? IMAIOS Mobile Atlas gets significant update

May 25, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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By: Wouter Stomp, MD IMAIOS’ mobile application is an atlas of human anatomy for iOS which we reviewed just two months ago. Although we were impressed, and in fact considered it one of the best anatomy apps in the app store, there were some key drawbacks. The app however has just received a major update fixing many of the issues we encountered and here we will be giving you our second impression. Our most important gripes with the initial version were [Read more]

Mobile diabetes guide from Johns Hopkins helps doctors practice evidence-based medicine

May 24, 2011 by Tom Lewis

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An inside look at the latest POC-IT guide from Johns Hopkins covering all aspects of diabetes, complications, clinical management and associated conditions

United Kingdom Department of Health using iPads for post-op orthopedic follow up

May 21, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

Johns Hopkins HIV Guide app synthesizes HIV information into mobile form for iPad & iPhone

May 20, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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The Johns Hopkins HIV Guide from Unbound Medicine presents an all-inclusive application that serves as a one-stop resource for everything related to HIV

The nuts and bolts of contraception: Contraception i-pocketcards for the iPhone

May 17, 2011 by Brett Einerson, MD, MPH

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A medical app review of Contraception i-pocketcards for the iPhone, from iMedicalApps.com, your source of non-biased app reviews by medical professionals.

BioStats Calculator app, for the “On the Go” evidence based medical researcher

May 05, 2011 by iMedicalApps Team

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BioStats Calculator packages your desktop statistics software into your pocket. You can now make calculations on the go, during a meeting or wherever you need.

iPad 2 keyboard case review, ZAGG versus Incase Origami Workstation

May 04, 2011 by Iltifat Husain, MD

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Typing on the iPad’s native touch screen keyboard is difficult. For short e-mails — no problem. But for longer E-mails, and for legitimate productivity, it’s not practical. More apps are being released on a weekly basis that enable the iPad to be used for productivity. One of my favorites is Elements, a no frills plain text editor that seamlessly syncs with dropbox, and enables you to store your text content on the cloud. The app works great on the iPhone as well, [Read more]