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NEJM – iPad edition by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc The NEJM has come out with a special iPad edition (via iMedicalApps ) : Description The NEJM iPad Edition combines the best of the print and digital resources of t ... Read on »

iPads improve efficiency for Residents by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc I am not surprised at this Medscape report . The use of mobile tablet computers was associated with improvements in perceived and actual efficiency among residents, ... Read on »

12 trends for mobile health in 2012 by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Brian Dolan over at Mobilehealthnews has written a nice article on 12 trends for mobile health in 2012 The most obvious one is the adoption of smartphones and tablets ... Read on »

Video: Windows 8 vs iPad by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc One of the OS in the mobile arena I haven’t touched on much is Windows. I have previously used Windows mobile but skipped on Windows phone. Now with the upcoming Windows 8 ... Read on »

Medical web apps: Server migration by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Our sister sites for medical web apps, http://medwebapp.com and http://oncopda.com have undergone host migration. If there are any issues do let us know. If you have saved ... Read on »

New free medical app: Internal Medicine News #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Internal Medicine News, which is an online source of medical news (see their website ) is now available also as a free app for the iPhone and iPad. Hat tip to iMedical A ... Read on »

New free medical app: PocketCPR #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc PocketCPR by the British Heart Foundation is a new free app in the Apple iTunes store which “provides REAL-TIME feedback and instructions on Hands-only CPR that empow ... Read on »

Enyo goes Open source and Cross platform by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Exciting news as Enyo, the framework that powers webOS, is now officially Open Source and also cross platform – it can run in any Desktop and mobile browser (and via Phone ... Read on »

An iPhone for every medical student? by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc How times have changed. First PDAs, and now smartphones. The leading platforms are Android and iOS but when it comes to medical apps, iOS is at present king-of-the-hill. T ... Read on »

Updates to Medwebapp.com by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Our sister site Medwebapp.com continues to grow as a repository of medical web apps with the addition of a calculator for the CHADS2 score , added to the Neurology and Car ... Read on »

Free app for iPhone: Patient Safety Manual #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc The Patient Safety Manual from Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is a new free medical reference app for the iOS platform. This app has been included in the updat ... Read on »

Updated: Mobile Friendly Medical Websites by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Our Mobile Friendly Medical Websites page has been updated with a link to the mobile version of Medical Journals Links which the authors describe thus: Medical Journ ... Read on »

Feedback: Pubmed for webOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Ken writes in hi and thankd for years of utility in searching the scientific literature from just about anywhere when I have a few free minutes. I have a Palm Pixi ... Read on »

An in-depth look at the Datecalc app by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Date calculation is one of the things you won’t realise how handy it is to have an app until you actually use one. Imagine these circumstances - you want to know how many ... Read on »

Happy 2012! by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc “Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated” ~ webOS In case you have been reading all the doom and gloom about webOS and thought it was dead – it’s not quite d ... Read on »

Free app to help you locate an ER #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc One of the great things about smartphones is the built-in GPS function and apps can take advantage of this, adding location awareness functionality. There’s a new free ap ... Read on »

Feedback: eMed for #webOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Jenny Orehek writes in: I downloaded the free eM app on my HP touch but it is only palm size on the screen. Is there a way to make it fill the screen on my HP touch? ... Read on »

Blood Journal is now mobile @ASH_hematology by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc Spotted in twitter You can now access the entire #BloodJournal website on your mobile device by going to http://t.co/BGdTJpDL from your device’s Web browser — ASH_he ... Read on »

MicroGuide: now free for iPhone & iPad #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc The Free iPhone & iPad medical app listing has been update with MicroGuide, an antimicrobial reference from Southampton General Hospital. The Microguide App remains ... Read on »

New free medical app for the iPhone: MIMS Consult #iOS by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted in: Blog Posts in Life as a Doc MIMS Consult is a new release for the iPhone by UBM Medica, the publishers of MIMS a popular drug reference used in the Asia Pacific and Oceania region. This releas ... Read on »

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