This site uses Javascript to do some neat things, but it looks like you have it disabled. Please turn it on to get the most out of our site.

Mobile medical app reviews & commentary by medical professionals

debug

stylus

iPad could support “Handwriting Keyboard” – A requirement for medical point of care use in health care

Jan 30, 2010 by Iltifat Husain, MD

News

Ever tried using your iPhone medical apps with gloves? Doesn’t work too well. Although, if you’ve got gloves on you probably shouldn’t be using your iPhone anyways. The iPad is being touted by many, including us, as a device that could be used with patients at the point of care. Translation: Could be used in hospital rooms and procedure rooms that require you to be gloved up. Since the iPad has a capacitive touch screen your gloves won’t work, and [Read more]

iMedicalApps.com

iMedicalApps is an independent online medical publication written by a team of physicians and medical students who provide commentary and reviews of mobile medical technology and applications. We receive over 400,000 views a month by the medical community. Reviews and commentary are based on our own experiences in the hospital and clinic setting and creative and content control are strictly managed by the medical professionals running the site.

Explore
No categories

The iMedicalApps team does not endorse or affirm the validity of the medical content contained in the medical or healthcare technology we review or mention. Almost all mobile healthcare or medical applications are not regulated or reviewed by medical bodies, and as such the validity of their content should be determined by the end user, the iMedicalApps team does not take this responsibility. When making medical decisions use your own clinical judgment.

stylus

iPad could support “Handwriting Keyboard” – A requirement for medical point of care use in health care

(Most popular posts in the last 14 Days)

iMedicalApps.com