Check out this review article on ~
"The Top 20 Free iPhone Medical Apps for Healthcare Professionals" .
In fact, check out this whole website
iMedicalApps.com ! It is great for keeping up on the latest mobile apps in medicine and healthcare.
What about their latest article ~
"The Top 15 Free Android Medical Apps for Healthcare Professionals" !
Or perhaps you have wondered about the role the iPad could play in the push for the adoption of electronic health records?
Check out
iPad EHR.
Labels: EHR, EMR, healthcare technology, ipad, medical apps, mobile devices
Now you can browse the holdings of the
Anne Ross Library on your mobile device with the added feature of a new
mobile-friendly interface!
Library World has added this new interface option to give you the flexibilty of browsing the physical and electronic resources of our library from wherever you happen to be.
To login:1) Click on the post title.
2) Enter our Library's name ~
AnneRoss Library ~ [
no space between Anne and Ross].
3) No password is required so leave it blank!
NOTE: Online materials that have been added to the catalogue include seamless linking to the full text ~ just click on the field
'Electronic Location and Access' in the item record.
Labels: Anne Ross Library, Caribbean Medical School, International University of Nursing, IUON, mobile access, mobile devices, OPAC, UMHS-SK, University of Medicine and Health Sciences, web catalogue
The
#1 starting point for consumer health information has just gone mobile!
Mobile MedlinePlus is an optimized version for use on the various mobile communication devices. It includes a subset of content from the full
MedlinePlus site; such as summaries for over 800 diseases, conditions and wellness topics, latest health news, an illustrated medical encyclopedia, and information on prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Labels: consumer health information, MedlinePlus, mobile devices, patient drug information, patient education
Looking to upgrade your PDA or smart phone?Before you buy, click on the title to see the results of this recent study. Objective:To determine which design features of popular mobile devices are supportive of various nursing tasks. Device usability was determined via performance and user perceptions of the following five mobile devices:
◦Nokia N810
◦Blackberry Bold
◦Apple iPhone 3G
◦Palm Treo 680
◦HP iPAQ 210
Labels: evaluation, mobile devices, nursing tasks, PDA's, smart phones
This week on Dr. John Halamka's award-winning blog, he outlines 5 arguments in favor of the
iPod Touch for healthcare applications, labelling it
"the mobile clinical data viewing and educational device of the future". Click on the title to read how Dr. Halamka backs up this claim...Labels: healthcare information technology, healthcare technology, informatics, iPod Touch, medical informatics, mobile devices, mobile medicine, smart phones
