App Giveaways
App Giveaway: ECG Interpreter
The developer for ECG Interpreter gave us 10 promo codes to give our to our readers. We plan on having a review of this app up on Monday, but in the meantime we’d like to hear what you think. If you use a promo code make sure to leave a comment letting others know which one you used, and let us know how the app works for you. This app actually attempts to give you a reading for an ECG based on variables you input, which is different than the other ECG apps we’ve reviewed.
Continue on for the codes:
App Giveaway: Clinical ORthopaedic Exam (CORE)
The developer of the Clinical Orthopedic Exam App has been gracious enough to give us promotional codes for the readers of our site. The App costs $39.99 regularly. We did a review of this app a few months ago that you should check out if you haven’t already. Read more to access the the promo codes.
App Giveaway and Interview With Creator of MD on Call app
MD on Call is a medical app aimed at interns, residents, and 3rd/4th year medical students. It’s a great app geared to help you with those 4am calls you get from nurses and is also a great reference for patient care in general. We did a full review of this app a few days back and were definitely impressed. MD on Call is available for $5.99 in the App Store.
The app’s creator, Marc-Emile Plourde was gracious enough to give our readers ten promo codes along with an exclusive interview. This is the first interview we’ve done and we hope to make it a more constant thing. It’s always interesting to see the creative minds behind some of these great medical apps. A note to our readers, due to the popularity of the site, we’ll be re-launching with a new layout and a new name, iMedicalapps.com. This transition will most likely occur at the start of next week. We’ll give you more details later this week.
The promo codes will be given out on a first come basis. Continue on for the interview and the 10 promo codes.
App Giveaway, USMLE Buzz Flashcards
The developer of USMLE Buzz Flash Cards App, Andrew Yu, has graciously given us some promo codes to distribute to our readers. We’re in the process of reviewing this application, but so far we really like it. These flashcards are quick hitting facts that are high yield and useful for Step 1. I’d compare them to the quick hitting facts you’d find at the end of First Aid. I can’t emphasize how high yield these flash cards are. The app itself has over 3,000 flashcards.
Continue on if you’re interested in the free promo codes for the App. We’re giving them out on a first come, first serve basis.
App Giveaway: We’re giving away 3 copies of the Joslin Chest Atlas App($14.99) to our readers
Courtesy of Dr. Joslin, we’ll be giving away 3 promotional codes (free copies) of his newly updated Joslin Chest Atlas Medical App to the first 30 people to participate in the giveaway (usual price is $14.99). We just reviewed this innovative app in our prior post, and we’re definitely fans of the medical app. The App’s purpose is to help healthcare providers improve their ability to read chest x-rays. It can be used by healthcare providers of all types, and it’s especially useful if you’re currently training (residents, students, etc) or have just started practicing yourself. Our extensive review of the app can be found here. The app can be found in the iTunes App Store here. To participate in the giveaway there are a few simple steps to follow:
1) Post a comment on our review of the Joslin Chest Atlas or any of the previous posts on this site.
2) Send us an email with a copy of your comment.
3) We’ll pick 3 different winners at random and email each of them a promo code for the application.
4) The giveaway will end after the first 30 people participate or until August 31st, at 11:59PM ET. (so your odds of winning are pretty high)
AnatomyLab App Giveaway
Courtesy of AnatomyLab.com, we’ll be giving away one free copy of their AnatomyLab Application (usual price is $9.99). We just reviewed this app in our prior post, and from our review you can tell it’s not just an app for students, but can be used by a host of healthcare providers. You can find it in the iTunes App Store here. To participate in the giveaway there are a few simple steps.
1) Post a comment on any of the App reviews or posts on this site. It doesn’t have a deep eloquent post about changing healthcare, anything will do as long as it’s not offensive.
2) Send us an email with a copy of your comments. You can post multiple comments but we’ll still count them as one. We will only use your email to contact you if you won the giveaway, nothing else.
3) The winner will be chosen randomly. If the winner doesn’t respond to our email within 3 days we’ll pick another winner.
4) The contest will end August 15th, at 11:59PM ET.
You can even comment on this post answering some of the following questions: What Apps would you like us to review? What are the apps you use the most? What impact is mobile technology having on healthcare?
Good luck!
-iMedical Apps Team
