Best Android medical apps for physicians
Author: Jay Agarwal MD
The process of developing an oncology app for patients
A paper that shows the process of developing an oncology app.
Study looks at mobile device use in Emergency Department patients
Study shows mobile device use is high in emergency department patients.
Journal lists useful Oral and Maxillofacial surgery apps for residents
Using resident surveys, study lists apps ENT trainees are using.
Study asks physicians if they are prescribing apps
Study evaluates if physicians are prescribing apps
Smoking cessation apps with custom interventions have higher user ratings and downloads
Study shows how smoking cessation apps are missing opportunities to innovate.
Surgery app studies lack quality
Systematic review analyzes studies on surgery apps and had surprising findings
Evaluating what leads to positive user ratings in medical apps
A study looks at App Store user ratings for medical apps.
neuReference gives quick access to neurosurgery related clinical pearls
neuReference is an app developed to help medical students on their neurosurgery rotation, junior neurosurgery residents and those who are rotating through neurosurgery as residents.
PillTalk brings summarized information about the most commonly used medications
PillTalk is an app that was created for healthcare professionals to have easy to access information about any medication their patient may be on.
TBI Prognosis app calculates mortality in patients with traumatic brain injury
The app was developed for medical professionals taking care of these patients and to help support their clinical judgement.
Usatine Media releases Lange’s Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards app
The Lange’s Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards app for 2014-2015 is one of many apps created by Usatine Media. This app is an electronic version of the flashcard set and was developed to possibly replace the physical version.
The Vaccines on the Go app is critical for accurate education of vaccinations
The Vaccines on the Go App was developed by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). It was created to make finding accurate information about vaccines easier for parents.
The Diabetik app provides patients a way to manage their diabetes
The Diabetik app is a way for patients with diabetes to track and manage their disease.
GoodRx helps patients find the best prices, coupons and discounts for medications
•The GoodRx app is a great way for patients to find the best prices for their medications.
The LearnENT app can be used to learn the essentials of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery
The LearnENT app is an extremely useful resource to quickly reference and learn about the basics of otolaryngology.
The Incidental Finding Guidelines app helps radiologists with incidentalomas
The Abdominal CT Incidental Finding Guidelines app is an app by RadiologiQ that brings the guidelines described by the paper titled Managing Incidental Findings on Abdominal CT: White Paper of the ACR Incidental Findings Committee to the user’s fingertips. The app was developed to create an interactive algorithm version of the guidelines that can be accessed on the go.
Can ERres app replace current medical reference tools used by Emergency Medicine Providers
The ERres app is a resource that contains many of the most used calculators, decision rules, and medications that are used in the emergency care setting.
Anesthesia 411 app is an anesthesia guide for common surgical procedures
Crystal Clear Solutions has developed the Anesthesia 411 app to be a useful tool for anyone involved in the anesthesia care for the most common surgical procedures.
CliniCalc medical calculator is a good app but is it worth the cost?
We review the CliniCalc medical calculator and compare it to the similar MedCalc app to determine which is a better buy.
AcademyQ app is a great self assessment tool for ENT surgeons
The AcademyQ Otolaryngology Knowledge Self Assessment Tool app is a great question bank resource for physicians and residents in the field of otolaryngology.