Author: Brittany Chan
Top 15 free Android medical apps for healthcare professionals
Best Android medical apps for physicians
How Twitter has helped me become a better doctor
Examples of how Twitter has helped me become a better doctor and enriched my personal and professional life.
Medical students can learn lab values on their phones with new app by TTUHSC Amarillo
This is an app review of Lab Guide, a lab values educational app developed by Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Amarillo.
Pediatric Tracheostomy app helps kids and parents understand life with a trach
This is a fantastic app for doctors to recommend to families with children who have trachs, or older children and teens who want to learn more about their trach. It is simple, written in clear language, easy to understand, and its use of multimedia boosts users’ understanding.
Next mHealth tweet chat to focus on self-monitoring devices, Wednesday, January 30
It’s just a few weeks into the new year – have you been keeping up with your new year’s resolution to stay fit and get healthy? Our mHealth tweet chats will be back starting next Wednesday, January 30 at 9pm ET, with an exciting chat about self-tracking fitness apps and devices. Healthcare professionals can increasingly […]
Wireless baby socks created to prevent SIDS are actually not recommended by the AAP
A group of students at BYU have created wireless baby socks that monitor vital signs.
Discussing Android, iOS, and other operating systems on Twitter
Archive from the December 5, 2012 tweet chat on mobile operating systems.
PalmPEDi app aids physicians in managing pediatric emergencies
PalmPEDi app serves as a medical reference for physicians managing pediatric emergencies.
Actress Marlee Matlin brings sign language lessons to your phone with Marlee Signs app
Academy-award winning deaf actress Marlee Matlin teaches you language with her new American Sign Language app, Marlee Signs.
Mobile apps aid people with colorblindness, gene therapy may soon offer cure
Several apps are available to aid people with colorblindness, & researchers from the University of Washington may be nearing a cure using gene therapy.
Discussing health data ownership and analysis with Open mHealth on Twitter
Archive for mHealth tweetchat on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 with Open mHealth.
Kidometer app brings normal age-specific reference values to the fingertips of pediatricians
This is an app review of Kidometer, which contains normal vital signs, lab values, and more for pediatricians.
Special mHealth tweet chat with Open mHealth this Wednesday, November 7
This Wednesday, November 7 at 9pm ET iMedicalApps will be hosting a special tweet chat with Michael Varallo of Open mHealth.
Pedi QuikCalc app is true to its name, a quick and easy medical calculator for pediatricians
This is a review of the Pedi QuikCalc app, a medical calculator and reference app for physicians treating pediatric patients.
Father invents Verbal Victor app for his son, helps thousands of people with disabilities worldwide
A father developed a successful and affordable communication app (Verbal Victor) for his son with Pitts Hopkins syndrome.
Ultrasound provides a promising and pain-free new mode of drug delivery
Researchers at MIT have discovered a way to enhance skin permeability to drugs using ultrasound waves.
mHealth evidence tweet chat archive available
Archive for the mHealth tweet chat on September 19, 2012, discussing how to obtain sound research to support the enthusiasm for mHealth.
New mHealth chat schedule, first and third Wednesdays of each month
Our mHealth chats on Twitter will now take place on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, at 9pm ET.
Not just a diagnosis, a new study highlights perspectives of trisomy 13 and 18 on social networks
A new study in Pediatrics describes the experiences of families of children with trisomy 13 and 18 on social networks and online support groups. Doctors and parents may have differing views on these children’s quality of life.
e-Patient mHealth chat archive available
Archive for the second e-Patient mHealth chat with the Society of Participatory Medicine on 9/5/2012.
mHealth chat tonight on Twitter, special e-Patient edition
A special e-Patient #mHealth tweet chat on September 5th, hosted by iMedicalApps and the Society for Participatory Medicine.