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There is a range of medical apps that can help with your studies either as an aide memoir or to help present a topic in a different way. Some of the apps which many new medical students might find useful are shown below. Most are available for iPhone, iPad and Android:
Anatomy
-3D4Medical Essential Anatomy
-Pocket Body
-Visible Body
Productivity
-Evernote
-Dropbox
-Google Drive
General Reference
-Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine
-Medscape
-Clinical Guidelines
-GP Notebook
-Best Practice
-Patient.co.uk
Radiology
-iCXR
-RealWorld Radiology
-Radiology 2.0 One Night in the ED
OSCE/Clinical Skills
-OSCE Trainer
-MyMedTutor
-Heart Murmur Pro
Medical Calculators
-QxMD Calculate
Prescribing
-BNF
-BNF for Children
-Student Formulary
-Epocrates
Acute
-Patient Safety Manual
-iResus
Test Yourself
-Resuscitation!
-Pastest
-On Examination
-ECG Challenge
-ECG Guide
Staying up to date
-Student BMJ
-BMJ
These are just a few of the apps that medical students might find useful. There are also a wide number of specialty specific apps available ranging from orthopaedics to histology and pathology. The best way to find out about other useful apps is to ask your friends and doctors that you work with. Alternatively there are websites such as iMedicalApps.com which review a wide range of medical apps for clinicians and students. Remember not all of these apps have been appropriately validated so the content cant always be relied on as absolutely correct. However mobile apps used appropriately can be used as a really useful adjunct to quickly check information on the wards/in the library/on the bus. Dont forget to check your hospitals policy regarding mobile devices and be sure to maintain proper infection control at all times!
Anatomy
-3D4Medical Essential Anatomy
-Pocket Body
-Visible Body
Productivity
-Evernote
-Dropbox
-Google Drive
General Reference
-Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine
-Medscape
-Clinical Guidelines
-GP Notebook
-Best Practice
-Patient.co.uk
Radiology
-iCXR
-RealWorld Radiology
-Radiology 2.0 One Night in the ED
OSCE/Clinical Skills
-OSCE Trainer
-MyMedTutor
-Heart Murmur Pro
Medical Calculators
-QxMD Calculate
Prescribing
-BNF
-BNF for Children
-Student Formulary
-Epocrates
Acute
-Patient Safety Manual
-iResus
Test Yourself
-Resuscitation!
-Pastest
-On Examination
-ECG Challenge
-ECG Guide
Staying up to date
-Student BMJ
-BMJ
These are just a few of the apps that medical students might find useful. There are also a wide number of specialty specific apps available ranging from orthopaedics to histology and pathology. The best way to find out about other useful apps is to ask your friends and doctors that you work with. Alternatively there are websites such as iMedicalApps.com which review a wide range of medical apps for clinicians and students. Remember not all of these apps have been appropriately validated so the content cant always be relied on as absolutely correct. However mobile apps used appropriately can be used as a really useful adjunct to quickly check information on the wards/in the library/on the bus. Dont forget to check your hospitals policy regarding mobile devices and be sure to maintain proper infection control at all times!