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QR codes added to all Oklahoma medical licenses allowing physicians to “check in” with their phone

Apr 23, 2013 by
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The Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision will be adding a QR codes to every new and renewed medical license issued.

Scrambl app hopes to ease the pain of scrambling for a residency spot

Apr 23, 2013 by
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Scrambl is an iOS app that tries to help those who are in the SOAP by aggregating general data about programs quickly. This app only includes information about Internal Medicine programs.

JAMA Network Reader Web App allows you to access multiple journals on all smartphones

Apr 22, 2013 by
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The JAMA Network Reader (JN Reader) web app provides access to JAMA and the remaining 9 contemporary journals within the JAMA network.

Key iPhone & iPad medical apps released last week v14

Apr 19, 2013 by
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The following is a list of the notable medical apps released for Apple’s iOS this past week.

Bates’ Pocket Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking text becomes an app for your iPhone & iPad

Apr 18, 2013 by
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The Bates’ Pocket guide app brings the 7th edition of the print copy straight to the examiner’s inquiring hands.

Cochrane Library, a meta-analyses app at the tip of your metacarpals

Apr 16, 2013 by
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The Cochrane Collaboration is a non-profit organization dedicated to organizing medical research in a systematic way in order to improve evidence-based medicine.

APhA DrugInfoLine is a great app to keep up-to-date on drug information

Apr 16, 2013 by
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Drug updates are available from the DrugInfoLine provided by the American Pharmacist Association (APhA). The information provided by the app covers the same information provided by the website, including: drug updates, FDA recalls, new updates on clinical therapy and guidelines, and more.

ASCO Flashcards app, all things Oncology if you have the money

Apr 15, 2013 by
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The ASCO Flashcards app aims to help medical practitioners to quickly review and test key oncology topics.

AED trainer for iPad is cost effective way to teach life saving skills for the public

Apr 15, 2013 by
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If you have an iPad, you can now turn it into a complete AED simulator with pads for about $31.

A guide to management of gestational diabetes that fits in the palm of your hand

Apr 12, 2013 by
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Usability of the Diagnosis and Management of Gestational Diabetes app for prenatal care providers

Emergency Medicine Board Review is a free question bank app for iOS & Android

Apr 10, 2013 by
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This app contains a bank of 5000 multiple choice questions aimed to prepare EM residents for their inservice and board exams.

Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring app for the masses

Apr 10, 2013 by
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The Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring app acts a quick reference guide, complete with actual fetal heart tracing images, to support the learning and interpretation of “strips.”