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iPad medical apps

Which iPhone version works best for medical professionals?

17 hours ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

Commentary

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

4 days ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

App Review Featured

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.

Happtique to create a certification program for mobile healthcare apps

5 days ago by iMedicalApps Team

News

Happtique, a medical apps store seeks to verify and certify healthcare apps for medical professionals and patients

The HCV Care & Guidance App Offers Assistance with Direct-Acting Antivirals for Clinicians

7 days ago by Amit Patel, MD

App Review

Review of the HCV Care & Guidance App from Projects in Knowledge, made as a point-of-care resource to assist NP’s and PA’s with Hepatitis C Management

Updates to Surgical Intern Survival Guide improve its utility and functionality

11 days ago by Rajat Kumar

App Review

An app that can be utilized by interns and medical students alike, to help ease the transition into the world of surgery

Recognize and treat suspicious skin lesions with illustrated Dermoscopy App

12 days ago by iMedicalApps Team

App Review Featured

by: Brian Chau, MS3 The clinical process of evaluating suspicious skin lesions is often taught in medical school through the ABCDE method. Student physicians are taught to evaluate said lesions based on Asymmetry, irregular Borders, multiple Colors, Diameters > 6mm, and Enlarging lesion. Dermoscopy is a non-invasive, clinical examination of skin lesions with the aid of a dermatoscope. This process utilizes a liquid medium between a magnifier, a transparent plate, and a polarized light source to allow physicians to better [Read more]

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

12 days ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

App Review Featured

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

13 days ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

App Review

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?

14 days ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

Commentary Featured

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 best anatomy app for physicians and med students on the iPhone: Visible Body

15 days ago by Tom Lewis | Editor

App Review Featured

Visible Body for iPhone is just as impressive as the iPad version. The level of anatomical detail is very high and nothing major has been lost in the transition to the smaller device. At $9.99, Visible Body is a steal when compared to other decent anatomy apps available for the iPhone. Visible Body has many uses from patient education, to medical students and medical educators. Hands down one of, if not the best, anatomy app available for the iPhone.

For Internal Medicine Students, the Pretest Medicine App Serves as a Useful Review

19 days ago by Brittany Chan

App Review Featured

This is an app review for Pretest Medicine, written by a third-year medical student who recently completed the internal medicine rotation. This app is available for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

Pediatrics medical app: Keep up to date with the latest Peds literature

19 days ago by iMedicalApps Team

App Review

A look at features of Pediatrics, an app powered by Texterity that allows pediatric providers to access the latest abstracts and articles in pediatrics.

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