Medical Apps Articles

HIPAA-compliant secure messaging is essential for hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities, which is often available in a form of mobile apps. Many healthcare providers use these apps to securely message their colleagues and patients.

Antithrombotic therapy comes with limitations and risks. Clinicians are required to have good knowledge about pharmacology and mechanisms of anticoagulation drugs. Mobile apps that can provide necessary guidelines and assistance at the point of care.

Smartphones and mobile apps are increasingly used in clinical practice, including neurology. These apps are making neurological practice easier and clinical work more efficient both for neurologists as well as students of neurology.

Good oral hygiene doesn't require much; only a brush, toothpaste, and a mobile app that would help you take care of your dental and oral health by teaching you how to brush properly, reminding you to floss, or connecting you with your dentist.

There's a plethora of labs and tests available in medicine, so it can be hard for medical professionals to remembering and interpreting the reference values for every test. Mobile apps can be used as a reference for lab test values and other information.

Many medical students use flashcards as a preferred study strategy when preparing for exams. Thanks to mobile apps, these flashcards became widely available on smartphones and mobile devices, making the studying a lot easier.

Thanks to the development of mobile technologies, physical medical dictionaries which are heavy in weight and size became available as mobile apps that can be used by doctors, medical students, and patients on virtually any modern smartphone.

Most medical students who are starting their intern year, usually find it chaotic really soon. Luckily, there are tons of mobile apps to keep new interns organized, sharp, and constantly learning through the first year of their residency.

Addiction recovery can be much easier nowadays thanks to a wide range of mobile apps that provide ongoing support, resources, and tools to all people who are recovering from various addictions, such as drugs, alcoholism, smoking, etc.

The ability to look up and calculate a drug dosage on a mobile device is one of the main reasons healthcare professionals use them. Mobile apps are perfect pocket tools for providing medication dosing guidelines and information.