- 3D4Medical Skeletal System Application for the iPhone3GS
- AirStrip OB – remote patient monitoring
- Apple iPhone3GS demonstration
- DoctorCalc: Medical Apps for the iPhone and iPod touch
- Doctors Hangout – Social Networking “microblogging” on iPhone
- DynaMed and the iPhone – stay tuned for other EBSCO announcements
- Epocrates demonstration
- Glasgow Coma Scale
- Heart It iPhone demonstration
- ICD9 Consult for the iPhone 2000
- iChart Sync – CareTools for the iPhone
- MacPractice iPhone Interface
- Mediquations – Medical Calculator for iPhone and iPod Touch
- Medical eponyms database for handheld devices
- Merck Medicus – PDA tools
- MIMvista – Presents Multi-modality Imaging on the iPhone™
- Modality Learning: we make small screens smarter and potential iPhone applications for medical students
- Podcasts and Videocasts
- PubGet Mobile
- QxMD – Free medical software for the iPhone
- SonoAccess™ Medical Ultrasound iPhone application
- Skyscape on the iPhone
- Unbound Medicine – iPhone Medical Applications
- Unbound MEDLINE
- Wikipanion – wikipedia for mobiles
See also Yale’s Cushing/Whitney Library Mobile site and PDAs, Handhelds and Mobile Technologies in Libraries
Yvonne Chan
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Dear Top 25 Medical App,
I’m writing you to submit to your attention our CPR training application.
iCPR Lite (www.icpr.it) is an application specifically dedicated to self-directed learning CPR, by a simple graphical tutorial.
The last version features also a metromome to let you match the correct cardiac compression rate (100 bpm). In the middle or end of September we will submit the full version, including a state of the art feedback module dedicated to CPR training for lay persons and healthcare professionals.
Also, on our website, you can watch a funny video titled “iCPR is
better than nothing” originally created to improve awareness about CPR.
This video is intended for fun purposes to properly learn CPR please
contact a trained professional.
We will be glad to have your opinion about our work.
Feel free to write a review about it.
Thank you in advance,
Federico Semeraro
iCME is an easy to use iPhone app that lets you track, sort, plan and email your CME list directly from your iPhone!
iTunes link:
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=332385586&mt=8
Or:
http://www.stethostop.co.nz/iCME
iCME lets you track, sort, plan and email your CME activities directly from your iPhone.
Several great clinical apps targeted primarily to clinicians from Clinically Relevant Technologies include:
CORE – Clinical ORthopaedic Exam. A compilation of nearly 250 clinical tests for the diagnosis of musculoskeletal pathology. Each test describes condition for use, detailed instructions on how to perform the test as it was defined in the literature, and video demonstration. The strength of the app however, is that diagnostic properties are included for every test (validity/reliability) and hyperlinked to corresponding PUBMed abstract. Very evidence-based.
Low Back Pain Clinical Management Guidelines provides a robust screening and management algorithm pathway based on ACP guidelines for the management of low back pain. A great resource from novice to seasoned clinicians.
Learn more at http://www.clinicallyrelevant.com