Chris Thorman of Softwareadvice.com recently held a survey to gauge smartphone use in the medical community. To see the results of the survey, go here. Its an interesting survey and my main criticism is that actual numbers were not published, only percentages. It would be interesting to see exactly how big the survey was, Chris.
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PediDoser, a pediatric medication dosing reference and MeisterMed’s latest release, is now available for your iPhone, iPod touch, Palm OS, Windows Mobile PocketPC, Blackberry, Android, Symbian, or Electric Toothbrush. OK. Not for your toothbrush. Just testing to see if you’re paying attention. It is compatible with pretty [...]
I am still very much a noob in WebOS development but I can tell you it’s probably much easier than learning C++ or some other complex programming language.
With some help from experienced programmers, I’ve got PreMedi, the WebOS medical calculator, now up to v 0.61 with 6 modules. What I sorely lack is time otherwise [...]
I’ve been busy with WebOS and there’s been slow but steady progress in the PreMedi medical calculator app. It’s now version 0.5 with 5 modules, with the addition of A-a and Ideal Body weight calculators.
Here’s the screenshot:
and visit this link for more info
Creating software is fun but I think I’ll have to take a break [...]
It’s been an interesting exercise, learning how to programme in WebOS. The primitive homebrew BSA calculator I first came out with has now evolved into a modular medical calculator which I’ve called MediPDA.
There are now 3 modules - Body surface area, Body mass index and Creatinine Clearance calculators. I started off with these as [...]
The big news is that Palm released the WebOS SDK and anyone now can head over to developer.palm.com and download it. I must say that if one takes the trouble to learn Javascript it is not that difficult. The problem stems from learning the Mojo widgets but it is not that tough. Better references and [...]
Unbound Medicine announces the Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests 5th Edition. This new release will help you select appropriate tests, interpret results, and control costs with detailed coverage of more than 350 laboratory and diagnostic imaging tests.
Unboun’s Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests 5th Edition supports iPhone™, BlackBerry®, Android™, Palm®, and Windows Mobile®.
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When I get my hands on a GSM Palm Pre, it’ll function as a replacement for my Palm Centro. I would like to “hit the floor running” so the common medical applications that I use should be available. Some can run in Classic including Haemoncrules.
Some of you might know that I have decided to stop [...]
Well somebody had to break the ice New apps are taking so long in coming to the App Store but the WebOS homebrew scene is fast growing.
So I decided to take the plunge and continue learning Javascript and picking up the basics of WebOS programming with the help and guidance of folks in [...]
Epocrates has put up official instructions on how to install Epocrates in Motionapps’ Classic emulator which runs on the Palm Pre. There are separate instructions for Windows and for Mac.
Reproducing the Windows instructions here with some screen shots:
1. If you have not done so already, install the Classic Palm OS Emulator from MotionApps. You can [...]
i think the future is the bluetooth installations...