


Our Journey Through High-Risk Pregnancy App Review
Pregnancy can be one of the most exciting and enjoyable times in our patients’ lives. Every prenatal visit has specific goals, and there is so much for both the patient and provider to learn before the big delivery day. But how do you handle high-risk pregnancies? Do you continue to care for these patients, or […]
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These are the 15 not so obvious medical apps Emergency Medicine physicians should have
These “not so obvious” medical apps range from orthopedic apps to toxicology apps to ultrasound apps.

Taping Handbook App Review
Helpful Guide to Proper Application of Kinesio Tape As a lifelong runner and general athlete, I have had my share of musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries from stress fractures of the hip to calf strains to low back pain. At one point, I was willing to try just about anything for a chronic calf injury. Around the […]

All the Apple ResearchKit apps and medical studies available for patients and physicians
This list shows all the Apple ResearchKit apps you can enroll in. Physicians can recommend these apps to their patients.

These are the CDC apps physicians need to download
The CDC has nearly 30 apps available for smartphones. These are the ones you should download.

Predict Prostate: Web App for Shared Decision Making for Non-Metastatic Prostate Cancer
I still remember this patient. A young, African-American man presented to the clinic. He had a strong family history of prostate cancer (father/brother) and requested a PSA test. This was “way back” in 2001; we still did PSA testing pretty routinely … but not in a 45-year-old typically. He had some vague urologic symptoms so […]

DiagnosisView App Review
The University of Edinburgh Brings Quality NHS and Other Resources to the Point of Care for a Steal One of my passions is practicing and teaching evidence-based medicine (EBM). Many of the reviews I select to write on iMedicalApps are apps that connect the user to EBM. Every year, my top ten app lists are filled […]

WHO Surgical Safety Checklist App
Practice Safer Surgery Using this App According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 234 million surgeries are performed worldwide. Unfortunately, over 7 million surgical complications will occur resulting in over 1 million deaths. Of these tragic deaths, it is estimated that nearly three-quarters of these are preventable. In 2007, the WHO launched the Safe […]

Women’s Preventive Services Initiative Web App
Bringing all women’s health recommendations in one easy-to-navigate website Health maintenance visits are consistently in the top ten reasons for visits to primary care physicians. The beauty and challenge of a specialty such as family medicine is trying to keep straight what care must be provided to patients of various ages. In my morning clinic […]

Simply Sayin’ App Review
Helping Parents and Children with Medical JargonPediatric visits can be the most enjoyable part of the day In a busy primary care practice. However, our pediatric patients are often anxious and suspicious of these visits — fearful of poking, prodding, and the dreaded “shots”. All of this anxiety is amplified when children are admitted to […]

DHA Positive Activity Jackpot App
Help Your Patients Build Resilience and Resist Negative Thoughts Via Positive ActivitiesSince 9/11, the country has been at war. And the longest conflict in U.S. history has resulted in an enormous number of active-duty soldiers and veterans with mental health concerns. Part of the response to these issues was the creation of apps by the […]

MedTap App Review
U.K. app prescribes quality videos to your patients with heart disease Heart disease remains the number one killer in the United States. Each year in the U.S. over 600,000 die of heart disease (1 in 4 deaths) and over 700,000 have myocardial infarctions. The impact of atrial fibrillation (afib) is astounding with up to 6 […]

DHA Pediatric to Adult Care App Review
App Helps Ensure Your Pediatric Patients Are Prepared to Make Their Own Medical DecisionsWhat happens to our adolescent medicine patients when they turn 18? The answer likely varies by patient, insurance coverage, etc. Many instantly become their own medical decision-makers potentially completely independent of their parents’ input. How do we know they are “ready” for […]

FDA Orange Book Express 2.0
Easy Access to the Latest Drug Approvals and Patent Expirations The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Orange Book is now in its 39th edition. The information in the book stems from the requirement of the FDA to provide states information regarding pharmaceutical therapeutic equivalence. States were creating formularies and looking for options to keep costs […]

ESA VTE Prophylaxis: European VTE Guidelines App
European VTE Guidelines Now Mobile The care of perioperative patients is likely out of the scope of practice for many of us in primary care except for those who perform hospitalist work and/or C-sections/completed advanced fellowship training. Nonetheless, the danger of venous thromboembolism is especially great in the perioperative period. Typically VTE prophylaxis is prescribed […]