The third edition of our iPhone top medical apps series
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Tips on supporting your health app after it hits market
If you’re developing a health app, your work doesn’t end with release. Here are some tips and pearls on managing your health app after it hits the market
Medical apps 301: Delivering content through a web server
We look into how you can design a medical app that uses a web server to deliver frequently updated information to your users.
Health system fined $650,000 after an employee loses iPhone with patient info
Federal agency issued fine after employee at a skilled nursing facility lost an iPhone with health data on hundreds of patients.
Review of Drain IQ, a great way for patients to record drain output after surgery
Drain IQ is a surgery medical apps that patients can use to keep track of output from drains surgeons place after surgery.
Virtual reality app uses Oculus Rift to create virtual cadaver lab for trainees
A Swiss medical animation studio is testing a virtual reality app that creates a virtual cadaver lab to teach trainees human anatomy.
From the PDA to the iPhone 6S: Review of the latest Epocrates drug reference app
Epocrates continues to hold its place as a must-have drug info app for healthcare providers or students.
MPR app review, drug reference app that puts more than just dosing at your fingertips
One of the best features of MPR is the clinical charts organized according to disorder. Find out if this should be your go to drug reference.
FTC releases tools for health app developers to navigate the regulatory labyrinth
New interactive Q&A tool & best practice guide help developers of health apps navigate a complex and confusing regulatory maze.
Drugs and Medications App: Is the Information Reliable?
Drugs & Medications has neat features, but not enough robust info to be used over other drug info apps.
PostopQRS App Helps Patients and Physicians Measure Post Op Surgery Care
PostopQRS uses structured questionnaires to help patients track & share details of their recovery from surgery.
Medical app design for clinicians, how to make sure your app actually works
A crash course on medical app design and how to make sure your medical app actually works.
ClinicalKey: A Mobile Version That Falls Short of its Desktop Counterpart
We’ve reviewed a lot of outstanding comprehensive medical reference apps. Find out where ClinicalKey ranks among them.
Clinician’s guide to HIPAA & data security in medical app design, part 2
Our second article in this series for physicians and healthcare professionals, focusing on how medical apps share data.
Clinician’s guide to HIPAA and security in medical app design, Part 1
HIPAA and security in medical app design that physicians should know about.
TouchSurgery update improves on previous app success
Surgical simulation app continues to improve with new features and 3D design.
ResearchStack being developed as Android’s ResearchKit cousin, beta in January 2016
A team from Cornell Tech, Open mHealth, and TouchLab is building the long awaited counterpart to ResearchKit for Android
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.
iMedicalApps is recruiting healthcare professionals to join our team!
We’re inviting healthcare professionals who are passionate about using these tools to improve care to apply to join our team.
Medical Apps 102: Understanding how your medical app can store and access data
Continuing our series on medical app development for healthcare professionals, we’ll break down your app based on functionality.
Figure 1, the “Instagram for doctors,” adding live, hosted clinical cases today
Figure 1, the “Instagram for Doctors,” is going to start live-streaming clinical cases and other events