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

16 days ago by
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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.

Pretest Psychiatry app review, not the best choice for board prep

Nov 04, 2011 by
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App review for Pretest Psychiatry, written by a third-year medical student. This app is available for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

Thieme Atlas of Anatomy iPad App is a great review tool but comes at a price

Sep 23, 2011 by
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ModalityBODY Thieme Atlas of Anatomy App, an interactive app for medical students and physicians, is a great resource but it comes at a hefty cost.

First Aid Q&A iPhone app for USMLE Step 1 is a great resource, but not for everyone

Sep 19, 2011 by
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Part of the popular First Aid series, this app is a great resource for medical students preparing for Step 1. However, certain deficits mean it is not for everyone.

PreTest Pharmacology successfully makes the jump to mobile

Aug 18, 2011 by
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PreTest Pharmacology is designed for students preparing for the USMLE Step 1 and general pharmacology exams. While is well designed resource, its price may be an issue.

Epocrates acquisition of Modality makes sense while Android users could be left out in the cold

Nov 17, 2010 by
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Epocrates acquisition of Modality makes sense. However, Android users could be left out in the cold based on the track record of both companies.

Top 5 Medical Apps for the Upcoming iPad [Health Care Professionals Edition]

Mar 25, 2010 by
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Top 5 Medical Apps for the Upcoming iPad

Procedures Consult: Family Medicine App aimed at Primary Care Providers [App Review]

Mar 09, 2010 by
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A versatile app covering 27 common procedures that are used by primary care providers. This application is packed with videos, images, and text.

Procedures – Hospital Collection App: 15 Procedures Taught With Extensive Multimedia [App Review and Comparison]

Feb 19, 2010 by
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This is a review of the iPhone medical app, Procedures Hospital Collection. This app uses extensive multimedia to teach you 15 key medical procedures.

Anatomy Apps: Clemente’s, Rohen’s, and Moore’s Anatomy Flash Card Apps: Similar User Interface, but Different Images, Could Be Used for Patient Education [App Review]

Jan 28, 2010 by
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This is a review of 3 Anatomy Apps developed by Modality, but from the following textbooks: Clemente’s, Rohen’s, and Moore’s. We comment on how these applications could take advantage of the iPad’s screen size and resolution and be used to visually educate patients on specific anatomic pathologies.

Nexus One and the Android Family vs. the iPhone: What’s the Medical Professional To Do?

Jan 19, 2010 by
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The momentum and enthusiasm in the mobile technology world is, these days, clearly with Google.  The question for many people is whether to go with the reigning champion of the mobile device world(arguably Apple) or to take a chance on the challenger. The Nexus One, the flagship of the Android family of mobile devices, was unveiled to much fanfare in advance of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The veritable King Midas of the online world had finally [Read more]

Campbell’s Operative Orthopedics App for the iPhone: What Every Orthopedic Surgeon Wants [App Review]

Jan 17, 2010 by
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Campbell’s Operative Orthopedics is a cornerstone of any orthopedic surgeon’s library. This book has been transformed to an iPhone / iPod Touch Application, providing a crucial method for orthopedic providers to access the knowledge in the Campbell’s text.