What is your golden list of apps for the wards?

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In your opinion, what is the list of must have apps for the wards during 3rd and 4th year, and what do you wish you had?

 

[Ronin786]

Medscape and a lot of games.

 

[FutureInternist]

Diagnosaurus
Med-Calc
Epocrates
Dyna-Med

 

[image187]

Medscape and a lot of games.

lol

 

[Bacchus]

I have ClinCalc, Epocrates, Medscape, ICD9 lookup (just for ****s and giggles), AHRQ for age group screenings and finally the $4 Walmart list.

 

[McPoyle]

Cyanide and Happiness is great.

ESPN is good too, but FB as always is the best time suck.

 

[Dr McSexy]

Epocrates or Micromedex, Medscape(Would substitute uptodate app if you have access), medcalc, and uworld qbank app.

Recc games: ticket to ride, conquest(generic risk)

 

[Caesar]

New epocrates for ipad has been awesome. I use Medscape on a daily basis. PDF expert or similar with textbooks has also been handy.

Also: WatchESPN app.

 

[Caesar]

I have ClinCalc, Epocrates, Medscape, ICD9 lookup (just for ****s and giggles), AHRQ for age group screenings and finally the $4 Walmart list.

Seconding the AHRQ and $4 list. Patients only take medicine they can afford, you look like a real dummy telling an attending you want to use X when it costs $240 a month when Z is only $4 and is more effective than no medicine.

 

[Bacchus]

Seconding the AHRQ and $4 list. Patients only take medicine they can afford, you look like a real dummy telling an attending you want to use X when it costs $240 a month when Z is only $4 and is more effective than no medicine.

Aye.

 

[MilkmanAl]

Epocrates is the only one I've ever used. I have med-calc, but I've never needed it.

 

[45408]

I use MedCalc pretty often. It's nice for calculating A-a gradients, teeth numbering (can never remember), pregnancy wheel, change in serum sodium, BMI, etc.

 

[Bacchus]

I use MedCalc pretty often. It's nice for calculating A-a gradients, teeth numbering (can never remember), pregnancy wheel, change in serum sodium, BMI, etc.

ClinCalc has a lot of the same things and is free. I saw the $1.99 medcalc on the app store. Is there a free version?

 

[link2swim06]

DocbookMD (HIPPA compliant text messaging)
Epocrates
CME from epocrates
Medscape
AHRQ
Micromedex (but never use since i have epocrates)
UptoDate (downloaded, but subscription is too expensive)
Medpage
USMLEworld
Radiology 2.0
ICD9 consult
SDN mobile
ACLS manual
and my favorite semi-non-med productivity app TurboScan (take a picture --> emails perfect PDF of it to your email) and JotNot Fax (picture to fax number)

 

[link2swim06]

Seconding the AHRQ and $4 list. Patients only take medicine they can afford, you look like a real dummy telling an attending you want to use X when it costs $240 a month when Z is only $4 and is more effective than no medicine.

What is the $4 list called for the iphone? I don't see it.

 

[45408]

What is the $4 list called for the iphone? I don't see it.

you can just download the PDF - http://i.walmartimages.com/i/if/hmp/fusion/customer_list.pdf