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Which iPhone version works best for medical professionals?

2 days ago by
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A short discussion and analysis of the relevant factors when considering what size and version iPhone to purchase if you are a medical professional looking to use your iPhone on a day to day basis. Factors considered include hardware, software, price, average app size and more.

NeuroRad for iPad is a great app for medical professionals to learn radiology

5 days ago by
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NeuroRad for iPad is a fantastic application for radiologist residents with an excellent neuroradiology atlas. NeuroRad has a range of uses for healthcare professionals ranging from student to resident.

Introducing mHealth by iMedicalApps

6 days ago by
Featured mHealth
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iMedicalApps has launched mHealth (iMedicalApps.com/mhealth), a page dedicated to the use of mobile technologies for direct patient care. This is where you can read about great research being done on the use of mobile technologies for health & wellness, the latest in wireless health devices and about innovative digital health startups. We will continue to write about mHealth practice and regulatory issues and cover important mHealth conferences, like our comprehensive coverage of the recent mHealth Summit in Washington DC. All [Read more]

Skimble puts a personal trainer on your mobile phone, passes 2m downloads

6 days ago by
mHealth
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Maria Ly talks to iMedicalApps about Skimble, one of the most popular fitness apps having recently passing the two million download milestone.

Mobile MRI brain atlas medical app review, NeuroRad Mini

7 days ago by
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NeuroRad Mini for the iOS offers a complete alas of brain MRI imagery on mobile devices

Inkling’s iPad version of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine is impressive

13 days ago by
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Another excellent title from Inkling. One or two navigation issues do not take away from the fact this is the only iPad optimized version of this essential clinical reference text. Medical professionals who purchase this text will know they carry one of the most extensive medical resources in a highly accessible format on a device no larger than a notepad.

Podmedics brings superb medical education podcasts to junior doctors and med students

14 days ago by
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Podmedics is a superb resource for medical students and junior doctors alike. The wide selection of topics, appropriate level of content and variation in length means the podcasts can be used for a quick reminder or a more detailed discussion of a particular topic.

Which version iPad should doctors buy?

16 days ago by
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A short discussion and analysis of the relevant factors when considering what size and version iPad to purchase if you are a medical professional. Factors considered include hardware, software, price, connectivity and available storage.

The First Academic Journal on Apple’s Newsstand is a Medical One

Jan 18, 2012 by
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The introduction of the British Medical Journal to Newsstand marks an interesting point in the world of academic journals. Using the iPad as a content delivery platform ensures that
access to essential information is now quicker, simpler and most importantly easier than ever before. By improving content delivery, the BMJ, Newsstand and the iPad ensure that the latest evidence based information is in the hands of physicians in the most important place: on the front line

How will Apple’s media event affect the digital publishing industry?

Jan 16, 2012 by
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Apple’s education media event on Thursday suggests Apple are primed and ready to enter the world of digital publishing. As we pointed out in our last article, evidence suggests that Apple is likely to bring important changes to the iBook platform with a particular focus on academia and furthermore push into the education industry. Previously, thoughts have focused on Apple improving the iTunes U platform and trying to use this as a gateway into educational institutions. Others believe that Apple [Read more]

NYC digital incubator Blueprint Health announces first class of startups

Jan 11, 2012 by
mHealth News
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NYC-based Blueprint Health, a digital health affiliate of TechStars Network, announces its charter class of resident startups at their new SoHo loft.

Top 4 iPad anatomy medical apps

Jan 11, 2012 by
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A detailed comparison of the top anatomy apps currently available for the iPad based on the following essential functions: content, ease of use, quality of anatomical illustrations and overall benefit to practicing physicians