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This app provides an excellent, comprehensive summary on the basics of initial burn management by using focused, mobile multimedia, but does exclude some important components.
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Johns Hopkins is researching the benefits of health-related apps, a move that may solidify and organize the vast medical potential of the mobile industry.
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Whenever I feel uncomfortable writing about a topic, that’s when I know I should write about it. So here goes. This article is about how a new way of designing apps changed my life. But to explain the power of this trend, I need to tell you about poop. That’s the uncomfortable part.For the past five years or so, I’ve struggled with intestinal discomfort. (I’ll spare you the gory details.) I spent countless hours crawling the web searching for a possible diagnosis and tried dozens of different remedies and diets. Nothing seemed to help.Finally, I saw a gastroenterologis
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Download 'EsculApp' uit de App Store. Bekijk schermafbeeldingen en beoordelingen en lees klantrecensies.
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In October, Apple decided to pull blood glucose tracking from the Health app because it did not support measurements used in other countries.
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Nokia is spotlighting a new industry standard for wireless charging pads that ensures that various devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and other devices, can get juiced up at the same time.
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Who owns the health metrics you input into health care apps? The answer is surprising.
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The mobile health sensor market is witnessing rapid growth with one 2013 report forecasting that it will be worth $5.6 billion by the year 2017.
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As of publish, Cnet has run a major news that Nike had fired as many as 55 people from its Digital Sports team's hardware division, which is in charge of the FuelBand.
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An overview of 3d printing applications and uses in healthcare, with especial relevance to what medical libraries could do.
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Psych on demand is the first medical app that cleanly concentrates on psychiatric forms.
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Everyone knows that physicians are heavy users of mobile devices. But how do they use smartphones and tablets? Wolters Klowers Health attempted to answer with their 2013 Physician Outlook Survey.
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Shared with Dropbox (http://t.co/BprNVtEf1l @PatientView @EU_eHealth commissioned infographic on importance of 5G)
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Since the release of the iPad, tablet use has proliferated among the general population including children that can barely walk. |
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SnapIt is perfect for capturing images and texts that you want to include in your Help system, online tutorials, manuals, training handouts, presentations, marketing materials, Web pages, emails and more.Compatible with 32 bit and 64 bit releases of Windows 7, 8, and 10.
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Free photo sharing for healthcare professionals. View a growing library of high quality clinical images and safely share your own.
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A simple mobile app could replace the traditional orthopaedic goniometer.
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As funding for health-minded technology skyrockets, innovators are turning medical knowledge into usable tech.
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San Francisco: For decades, medical technology firms have searched for ways to let diabetics check blood sugar easily, with scant success. Now, the world′s largest mobile technology firms are getting in on the act.
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Tracking is not enough: Three things Apple's Health app must do to make us ...
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BetaBoston RunKeeper steps into all-day health tracking with its new Breeze app VentureBeat If you're interested in dabbling in health tracking, but aren't ready to commit to a dedicated fitness gadget, RunKeeper's newest app could be just what you...
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The real value in smart gadgets may be not in what they tell you but in what they say to your doctor, insurance company and utilities.
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Guus van den Brekel's insight:
I still prefer http://quixey.com over this tool. It needs to offer more powerful search, drill-down and present result on facets. Not sure if the review-section will land inside a community this way.
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The Figure 1 team developed new features such as browseable image categories, and just released their first Android app and interface for the web.
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Shipments of smart wearable brands, led by Samsung’s new smartwatch, are expected to see huge growth this year according to independent analyst Canalys.
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Rumors are flying about an Apple Watch, the missing link between the iPhone and Flavor Flav's clock. (Updated: Apple iWatch release date, news and rumors Apple iWatch: Health, apps and that curved screen What time ...
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For those of you who used the wonderful free medical software for PalmOS, you might remember PICU Tools, a collection of several databases and calculators for use in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. |
