PDA equipped doctors should take a cue from Cris’s post on 20 ways Surgeons could use Evernote
I think a pda phone equipped with a camera would be the best tool for performing all the tasks Cris has listed.
Perhaps we should come up with “100 ways a PDA toting physician could use Evernote” post?
Tags: Evernote, Surgeon
After almost a 2 year hiatus, I have updated Haemoncrules which is now version 2.3
I’ve added the WHO diagnostic criteria for ET and also update the existing ET and PV diagnostic criteria with the current PVSG ones.
I have now also made some changes to encourage “registration” but the program is essentially free
For more details and [...]
Medcalc was the pioneer freeware medical calculator, and many would say still is the best. There is another alternative which is also free, and that is Archimedes from Skyscape. It is available for the Palm and Windows mobile platform. You can download the Palm version here
Skyscape has another product called Archimedes 360 which has more [...]
USBMIS has a new release, Current Consult Cardiology
This latest addition to the Lange Current Series features alphabetically-organized, easy-to-read, bulleted spreads covering everything from syndromes and symptoms to diagnosis and treatment for all areas of cardiology. This information-packed quick reference is perfect for busy clinicians who don’t have the time to consult with large references or [...]
One of the best Contact management programs for PDA phones is Agendus. Iambic has versions for Palm, Windows mobile and Symbian. They have now also announced a new version for the Blackberry.
I am a great fan of Agendus because of the way it integrates the Calendar, Contacts, Tasks and Memos. I depend a lot on [...]
I’ve managed to update the PDA Expert Guide for Medical Students and Interns and was reminded of how many great free apps there are out there for the intern and medical student. I have also started one for Internal Medicine and will link it in the Expert Medical Guides Page when it is ready.
In the [...]
RxPlan is listed in Skyscape as a $4.95 application but Freewarepalm has an update to this and apparently it is now available with a free product code.
Description:
RxPlan - prescribe with confidence and ease with the most comprehensive and accurate compendium of U.S. health plan formularies available.
Skyscape’s RxPlan is a comprehensive, cost-effective way to prescribe with [...]
Medical PDA users, being the busy people that they are, would appreciate ways to speed up text entry.
I am a user of the freebie Shortcut 5 and I have numerous shortcuts predefined such as .bm which becomes bone marrow.
While Shortcut 5 is a “plugin” utility which installs into the Palm’s Preference panel and requires [...]
martinf in the Palmdoc.net forums has added some valuable information on the growing list of medical applications available for the iPhone.
Mediquations is not the only medical calculator for the iPhone, as Doctorcalc.com also has a Medical Calculator which is free for a limited time.
To see more links to medical software for the iPhone and to [...]
I have mentioned some news in posts about the iPhone in this blog. As this area is “hot”, I would appreciate help from you medical users of the iPhone and iPod Touch for information about new and updated software for this platform. I currently I do not own an iPhone or iPod Touch (though I [...]
i think the future is the bluetooth installations...