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Technology Android Medical Apps

Started by SirGecko
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At some point, I should probably port my iPhone app over to Android. No idea how long that will take though. This silly thing called "school". 🙁
 
Epocrates is giving ALL registered medical students free subscriptions to Epocrates Essentials for the month of August only. Since there isnt a Epocrates Essentials for Android yet (just Rx), here is a work around to transfer the license once Epocrates Essentials is released for Android:

You can get the Epocrates now and then transfer the license by following these instructions:

Here are the “Transfer your license code” instruction from their FAQ Support page, you’ll need to do this once they have Epocrates Essentials available for Android:


http://epocrates1.custhelp.com/cgi-...Xh0PXRyYW5zZmVyIGxpY2Vuc2U*&p_li=&p_topview=1

Let me know if there are any problems with this.
 
"MiniMental State Exam". pretty simple and straight forward app that I found on the Droid market
 
There is another app on the android market called "Vitamins & Minerals" not really a medical app but can be a good educational resource for patients
 
2011 EMRA Antibiotic Guide (brand new!)

ePocrates

Skyscape

Qx Calculator

Oh gawd yeah! I do love me some epoc and sky 👍👍

Skyscape even has:
- Surg Recall
- MGH IM Booklet (Sabatine, the half-sheet binder booklet)
- Netter !!!
- 5minute consult
- Stedman's
- Stedman's Acronym

With these programs, I definitely lightened my white-coat load by 5+ pounds during each rotation.

Brains in my pocket all the way 😀
 
I will most definitely be doing the transfer.
Bye bye Palm.

HELLO Samsung Vibrant 😀

Epocrates is giving ALL registered medical students free subscriptions to Epocrates Essentials for the month of August only. Since there isnt a Epocrates Essentials for Android yet (just Rx), here is a work around to transfer the license once Epocrates Essentials is released for Android:

You can get the Epocrates now and then transfer the license by following these instructions:

Here are the “Transfer your license code” instruction from their FAQ Support page, you’ll need to do this once they have Epocrates Essentials available for Android:


http://epocrates1.custhelp.com/cgi-...Xh0PXRyYW5zZmVyIGxpY2Vuc2U*&p_li=&p_topview=1

Let me know if there are any problems with this.
 
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Hey.. I'm a new Android user (On Samsung's Galaxy s2.. sick phone!) and i installed Medscape and ePocrates.. they look nice so far but I didn't test them enough

Let's keep this thread alive for tips and useful applications because we will probably see a lot more as Android spreads
 
You might want to check MEDSCAPE. I use it a lot and I guess ot's the best android medical app in the market.
 
Hi there,
you know useful Android applications for vets?

I have recently bought "Anaesthesia exotic animals" in the Android market.

you know more?

thanks.
Max
 
I would expect to see more medical android apps in the future, as a few biotech companies are planning on using the os in diagnostic equipment.
 
Dose Manager (android) helps medical professionals and students to easily calculate and manage dosage of drugs.

Features are :

- add your list of drugs or choose from an offline list of drugs
- specify static drug parameters such as stock strength, stock volume
- associate drugs to a selected dose type
- create a drug category and add drugs under it
- create dose groups and add drugs to it. Dosage is automatically calculated and saved.
- perform quick calculation using the dosage calculator
 
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