7 Free iPhone Apps to Learn about Any Medicine
If you are a person related to medical field by mean of being physician, medical student or any other health related field that you should not hesitant to choose out any of the following iPhone applications as it they are hassle free and most easily operable iPhone applications.
- MedCalc: It is the most popular Medical Calculator in the collection of medicine apps available at App Store. It is developed by physicians who are dedicated to make it a free resource for medical professionals, and is same like as Epocrates Rx that is another great medical calculator.
- NeuroMind: It is one of the two medical apps on Apps store that is a very valuable and great device for medical students, neurology residents and even for neurosurgeons. It involves a wide range of information containing from basic neuro-anatomy to WHO’s Safe Surgery checklist items.
- Medscape: This app is different for having a great drug reference section, with over 6,000 generic, brand, and OTC drugs, addition to a drug interaction checker. It is also updated to a Diseases and Conditions section, addition to a Clinical Procedures section. These sections contain precise and useful information.
- Epocrates: This application is been used by more than 900,000 health care professional to make informed and medical decisions for the patient safety. It is unparallel in making informed medical decisions due to its accuracy, clinical relevance and proven commitment towards current medical content.
- iRadiology: this application has nearly 500 radiology cases designed to help medical students and residents improve their plain film, CT, and MRI reading skills. The cases as described in this application have been taken from Dr. Gillian Lieberman, who is currently the Director of Harvard Medical Student training and Associate Director of the Residency Program at Beth Israel Medical Center.
- MedPage Today Mobile: This is a very fantastic and helpful website for medical professionals and ample of its content is collaborated from University of Pennsylvania School of medicine. Apart from useful information more from this website you can get audio and video through this application letting a member to get CME credits while using MedPage Today mobile.
- MedicalRadio: This is a product of ReachMD, probably most famous for its XM Satellite Radio broadcast feeds (XM 160) of medical information – and these feeds are available live through this app. MedicalRadio allows you to keep up to date with changing clinical guidelines, and I’ve found the medical talks to be informative and useful. We haven’t done a full review of this app, but the original iteration of this app, ReachMD CME, made it into our old top medical apps list.