Apps for Healthcare Professionals

ASCVD Risk Estimator app based on the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association guidelines tries to estimate a patient's 10-year and lifetime risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD).

Prognosis: Your Diagnosis is a free mobile app available for the iOS and Android that works as clinical case simulation tool for physicians, medical students, nurses, and other medical staff.

AgileMD mobile app for Android and iOS devices provides access to trusted point-of-care handbooks, clinical protocols, treatment guidelines, and care notes for common emergency medicine topics across multiple specialties.

VisualDx app helps medical providers to make differential diagnoses of visually identifiable diseases by comparing patient-specific findings and presentations with app's huge database of images.

CDC Opioid Guideline app is a quick reference guide for healthcare providers who are prescribing opioids for chronic pain, to help them apply the CDC recommendations to their daily clinical practice and make informed opioid prescribing decisions.

First Aid Home & Emergency app by AR Medical covers various emergency scenarios by providing the current and concise first aid guidelines to both non-educated individuals and trained personnel.

Clinical Practice Guidelines app by Endocrine Society provides clinicians in the care of patients with endocrine disorders with a wide range of information sources and tools, focusing primarily on the problems of diabetes and obesity.

MDCalc app, evolved from the website of the same name, is a multifunctional tool that provides healthcare professionals with various medical calculations, evidence-based medicine and clinical decision support for different specialties.

Omnio mobile app for Android and iOS aims to consolidate all medical information into one app and let the healthcare providers customize it so they have the most used tools at their fingertips.

OpioidCalc app made by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, allows healthcare providers to quickly and easily calculate the total daily MME a patient is taking, based on type of opioid analgesic, its strength, and quantity.