Study tests to see if a medication compliance app actually works for transplant patients
A study to see if a medical compliance app for transplant patients actually works.
These are the 15 not so obvious medical apps Emergency Medicine physicians should have
These “not so obvious” medical apps range from orthopedic apps to toxicology apps to ultrasound apps.
Litmus Health offers academia opportunity to use mobile health metric data
Litmus Health is offering researchers and academics the opportunity to use their large database of mobile health metrics for publication opportunities.
All the Apple ResearchKit apps and medical studies available for patients and physicians
This list shows all the Apple ResearchKit apps you can enroll in. Physicians can recommend these apps to their patients.
These are the CDC apps physicians need to download
The CDC has nearly 30 apps available for smartphones. These are the ones you should download.
Study shows medical apps for chronic disease management have significant quality issues
For patient populations who could benefit the most, those with chronic diseases, medical app quality is not up to par.
Study shows promise of using AI enabled app for medication adherence in stroke patients
Directly observed therapy improves adherence to DOACs amongst AI-enabled app users
Review of Contraception Point of Care app, a medical app for prescribing contraceptives
A great app from Dr. Steinberg that helps clinicians figure out the correct type of contraceptive to prescribe for patients.
Review of Johns Hopkins Muscle Anatomy 3D App
A review of an anatomy app from the Johns Hopkins team.
Researchers sound the alarm on privacy policies for medical apps
A recent review of the privacy policies for medical apps continues to show huge gaps.
Communicating with telemedicine provides high satisfaction and reassurance for parents during pediatric intensive care unit rounds
A recent proof-of-concept study on the feasibility and impact of telemedicine on parent participation during pediatric intensive care unit rounds
Apple Watch engineers working on way to read glucose levels, but let’s be realistic
We need to take reports of Apple Watch monitoring glucose levels with a grain of salt..
Medicine in the Age of AI
A discussion on Dr. Michael Forsting’s article “Machine Learning Will Change Medicine” in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine.
“Snake Oil” medical apps continue to be a problem
Unfortunately a large amount of “snake oil” medical apps continue to plague mobile app store.
MD Tech Tips: How to use ACC’s app to determine if you should start a patient on Statin therapy
Clinical scenario to determine if you should start a patient on statin therapy.