App Review

Netter’s Musculoskeletal Flash Cards App Brings Back Classic Netter Drawings [App Review]

Sep 14, 2009 by
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These flashcards try to emulate the tangible Netter’s flash cards you can find at the bookstore. This app’s goal is to help you during the musculoskeletal section of gross anatomy.

Medical Spanish App adds Audio in Latest Update, and We’re Definitely Smitten [App Review]

Sep 03, 2009 by
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Audio and text for over 3,000 spanish phrases. This massive directory is easily searchable and comes with an array of features.

The Best and Most Useful Medical Apps for the iPhone or iPod Touch

Jul 31, 2009 by
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Our list of the Top 7 Medical Apps for the iPhone

The American Heart Association offering Fist Aid/CPR app

Jul 16, 2009 by

The American Heart association is offering a First Aid / CPR app, titled "Pocket First Aid & CPR". There have a number of CPR and First Aid apps already in the app store, but this is the first one that has the backing from the people who actually set the standard (AHA). Some of the more notable features about this app are the illustrations, videos, and ability to store important medical information (insurance information, doctors information). The videos include the [Read more]

Medical Spanish (1.2) [App Review ]

Jun 23, 2009 by
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We have an updated review of this application highlighting it’s new features. The review can be found here.

Medical Spanish is an app that helps you communicate with Spanish speaking patients in a health care setting. The app has a very detailed description in the App store, so I won’t get into the “nitty gritty”, but instead I’ll focus on the usefulness of the app. I’ll touch on this later, but you can use this app even if you do not know a single word of Spanish.