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Creating your own app? Learn to design before learning to code

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Anyone contemplating how to create their own app already has a vision of what that app will look like and how it will work in their own head. By teaching yourself design principles—both visual and interaction—you will be better equipped to flesh out your app idea and maximize its appeal. You will avoid making clumsy mistakes that go against typical design conventions and, with a little creativity, generate your own conventions for others to shamelessly steal. Teaching yourself to code actually works against this because you begin to think about and conceptualize your app based on your limited coding skill set. Instead of thinking about your project from a user perspective, you begin thinking about the guts inside it and how the nuts and bolts will fit together to make a working product.

How Virtual Care is transforming healthcare

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Discussion regarding the merits of using video conferencing technology to interact with patients in a virtual care setting.

University of Chicago study demonstrates efficiency gains from using iPads in medicine

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Ever since the first iPad was released in early 2010, physicians have been adopting tablet devices in droves. According to a survey by QuantiaMD in May ’11, 80% of physicians surveyed owned a smartphone or tablet and 30% owned a tablet device. And from this individual adoption, physicians are increasingly using their mobile devices in their clinical duties, creating headaches for many IT managers out there. As a result, many institutions have begun deploying tablets and smartphones on the enterprise [Read more]

Borm Bruckmeier brings lung cancer pocketcards to mobile form

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A review of Lung Cancer in pocketcard form for the iOS platform brought to you by Borm Bruckmeier

The new iPad’s inclusion of Bluetooth 4.0 position it to be your mobile health hub

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Apple adds Bluetooth 4.0 to the iPad, the fourth consumer product out of Cupertino with the technology embedded, signaling the future of the wireless consumer.

Oral contraceptives app for the iPhone, simple sortable reference

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OCP Reference, a simple sortable reference of oral contraceptive pills

Review of CPT medical billing app from the American Medical Association

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The CPT app is a useful reference and could potentially be much more for your billing from the American Medical Association(AMA)

SXSW Hackathon challenges developers to create a great mobile health app in 24 hours

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Today, March 9th, is a big day for certain participants in this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW) located in Austin, Texas. Health 2.0 and AT&T have teamed up to host SXSW’s official Mobile App Hackathon. While the title may be a bit misleading, the goal of this contest is to challenge developers, UI/UX designers and researchers to build mobile health applications–all within a period of 24 hours. The contest is being held in the Austin Convention Center.

Configurator app allows hospitals and libraries to mass manage Apple devices

One of the smaller announcements from yesterdays Apple announcement was the introduction of Configurator. This Mac App essentially allows IT professionals within your hospital, library or other institution to remotely manage and configure a large collection of devices. It is perfect for the hospital or education environment where devices need to be quickly refreshed and kept up to date with the correct settings, approved policies, apps and data. This has huge medical implications as it provides a way for central IT staff [Read more]

Five reasons the new Apple iPad will help physicians

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Apple held a media event in San Francisco today where they introduced the new iPad. The new iPad is set to be released in a number of countries on March 16th and brings a number of updates which will signifcantly appeal to the medical community.

Antibiotics I-Pocketcards app assists healthcare providers with antimicrobial choices

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Review of the Antibiotics I-Pocketcards App from Borm Bruckmeier Publishing LLC, to Assist Healthcare Providers with Infectious Diseases Management

Shoulder Pro III is one of the most advanced anatomy apps available

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Shoulder Pro III is the most advanced and detailed 3D model of the shoulder available for the iPad. The level of anatomical detail is very high and offers a wealth of visual learning material. This is one of the most advanced anatomy apps available in the App Store today.