I was just wondering how people used both apple devices to either save time, better organize, or generally improve their day to day lives in residency. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
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I was just wondering how people used both apple devices to either save time, better organize, or generally improve their day to day lives in residency. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
There are so many, but epocrates, neph calc, NEJM app, Insulin DM2 have been some I've used.
There are so many, but epocrates, neph calc, NEJM app, Insulin DM2 have been some I've used.
I got most of those. I wasn't able to fid the insulin app you are referring too though.
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There's an uptodate app now too if your hospital has wifi and a site license. Not sure how much of an improvement it is over the mobile version.
Do any of you guys know of a good radiology application? I had one on my phone until I updated it. You would type in the problem (eg diverticulitis) and it would tell you the right tests to order as well as contraindications.
It was an awesome app but I can't find it.
It was an awesome app but I can't find it.
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I'd like to write an app, so if there is a missing need that seems doable feel free to PM me.
Good radiology interpretation apps are the ones by radiopaedia but they cost $.
Good radiology interpretation apps are the ones by radiopaedia but they cost $.