Jan 24, 2011. We parse through thousands of apps in the Android Marketplace to find the best 15 free medical apps for health care professionals. These apps can be used from the hospital to the clinic. Watch Slutty Nurse Gets a Dose of Big Black Cock Medicine online on YouPorn.com. YouPorn is the biggest Anal porn video.

• Specialty • Anesthesiology • Cardiology • Critical Care • Emergency Medicine • Family Medicine • Gastroenterology apps • Hematology • Hospitalist • Infectious Disease • Internal Medicine • Nephrology • Neurology • Obgyn • Oncology • Ophthalmology • Orthopedic Surgery • Pathology • Pediatrics • Physical medicine • Plastic Surgery • Psychiatry • Pulmonology • Radiology • Rheumatology • Sports Medicine • Surgery • Toxicology • Urology • Vascular • Platform • Android • Blackberry • iPad • iPhone • Windows • Keyword •. By: Iltifat Husain MD, Brett Einerson MD Eight months ago, we published our list of the. Since that time, the Android platform has expanded significantly. The buzz surrounding Android — exciting phones,, more apps, and even a— point toward the continued presence of Android in the competition for the hearts, minds, and wallets of health care professionals and students. The time has come to update and expand the Top 5 free android medical apps list. The original list was not impressive, due to the lack of quality medical apps on the Android platform at the time.

However, this new top 15 free android medical apps list shows the level of quality has significantly increased in the Android Marketplace. Methods: This list was compiled over a one month period, from mid December 2010 to mid January 2011. Initially, iMedicalApps went through the full health and lifestyle category in the Android Marketplace — over 1,000 apps — for their app store. Once a separate medical category was established by Android on December 23rd, 2010, iMedicalApps went through the complete medical category again.

Trial apps or “Lite” apps were excluded in our list. Inclusion criteria for list: Apps needed to add functionality for health care providers in at least one of the following three ways: Point of care use, medical education, or patient education.

The mobile devices used to make this list were the Motorola CLIQ and the Dell Streak. This list is not based on top downloaded Android medical apps according to the Android Marketplace. It is also not based on comments or star ratings from the Android Marketplace. The list is compiled by two fourth year medical students, and is based on the specific inclusion criteria mentioned above in order to assure actual utility for medical professionals. Due to the numerous pictures of each app, in depth commentary, and the systematic nature of this list, each app has it’s own page. Of note, some of these apps will not be available on certain platforms of Android operating systems — especially older phones. Continue on to access iMedicalApps official top 15 free android medical apps list for healthcare professionals: 1.

Medscape One of the, Health care professionals had been waiting eagerly for this comprehensive medical application. Medscape and has already become the number one downloaded medical app for the Android platform. 10 Edition Biology Mader 11th. The amount of free content provided by Medscape is absolutely mind numbing and seems to continuously grow with each update. 7,000+ drug references, 3,500+ disease clinical references, 2,500+ clinical images and procedure videos, robust drug interaction tool checker, CME activities, and more.

Medscape is a great drug reference app — but many don’t realize it’s also a mini-textbook packed with protocols for disease pathologies — great for a quick reference and refreshing you medical knowledge. Its not as detailed as the — but it does more than an adequate job of providing clinical pearls from the most common to less common pathologies. Sing Along With Skankin Pickle Rarest here. On top of this, the application has instructional medical procedure videos and pictures.

Most Useful For: Health care professionals and students We recently did a. Read between the lines on reviews of iPhone vs. Android and I think you’ll find most reviewers favor the iPhone user interface and more polished, less buggy applications.

Also, don’t discount AT&T – their network is 3-5 times faster than Verizon in my repeated (non-scientific) tests using. Verizon currently uses CDMA technology for their smartphones (including the upcoming iPhone), which has much slower data throughput than AT&T’s GSM network (plus AT&T allows simultaneous voice and data and works worldwide.). IMedicalApps is an independent online medical publication for medical professionals, patients, and analysts interested in mobile medical technology and health care apps. Our physician editors lead a team of physicians, allied health professionals, medical trainees, and mHealth analysts in providing reviews, research, and commentary of mobile medical technology. Our publication is heavily based on our own experiences in the hospital and clinic setting. All contents © copyright 2017 iMedicalApps. All rights reserved.