Best Android medical apps for physicians
Author: Megan von Isenburg
Get safety information quickly for breastfeeding mothers and infants with LactMed
LactMed provides information about drugs and chemicals that could impact breastfeeding mothers and infants.
Using your institutional journal access when you’re outside the hospital
Here’s how to use your institutional access to get to your favorite journals directly and for free.
Relief Central is an excellent free app for aid workers but does have limits
Relief Central offers a set of resources to help health personnel and aid workers in disaster and other international aid settings.
Guide to getting full text papers through the apps on your mobile device
Here’s how to use apps like Docphin, PubMed on Tap, and QxMD Read to get full text papers and manuscripts.
Review of using Unbound MEDLINE app for searching PubMed
Unbound MEDLINE offers a simple and straightforward PubMed search on your mobile device.
PubMed on Tap is a powerful, efficient tool for those quick bedside literature searches
PubMed on Tap offers PubMed searching with advanced search features and the ability to organize favorite references
Bring PubMed to the bedside: using your mobile device to do quick searches
PubMed Mobile and PubMed for Handhelds enable you to search PubMed on your smartphone.
The best medical apps for keeping up with new literature
Find the best app to help you stay up to date with the medical literature
Browse your library’s e-journals on your device with BrowZine
BrowZine is an app that allows you to browse your library’s journals on your mobile device.
Read by QxMD Offers Medical Journal Browsing With Some Twists
Read offers tools for browsing medical journals and for working with PDFs.
ClinicalKey launches new interface optimized for mobile screens
Should ClinicalKey be your new bedside go-to reference for clinical questions?
Docphin makes it easy to keep up with your favorite research journals
The Docphin app is a great solution for following medical journals and topics