Non-clinical
Evernote meets scansnap
For those who love paperless filing, and Evernote, you will be pleased to know that Evernote now talks to Scansnap scanners (the most excellent scanner, which I use daily). This is particularly useful given Evernote’s fancy text recognition. If you have a Fujitsu ScanSnap
(and why don’t you?), you want to know about [...]
Process: Just another Project manager
I have been working with a review version of Jumsoft’s Process, which is a task manager and project management tool. As always, I am looking at this in terms of managing my personal projects rather than managing group or corporate projects.
The functions
Basically, this is a task manager, where tasks are grouped under projects. [...]
Leap: the nirvana of digital filing
Since I last wrote about digital filing, I have found nirvana - Leap ($34, Ironic Software). Most filing solutions I have tried were either slow, proprietary or limited. Now that I have found Leap, I realise that other solutions try to do too much. Instead of organising files into a database with [...]
Netter’s Radiologic Anatomy
Frank Netter has a new venture, a radiologic atlas. It compares his anatomical drawings with relevant radiologic images. If you useAtlas of Human Anatomy, 4th Edition
, it apparently uses those images, which is an excellent memory starter for those who already use that atlas. It is aimed at junior medical students, those [...]
Can I get focus by turning off digital noise?
The main theme for my 2009 is completing my thesis and submitting my PhD. However, I am not happy with my progress on it, and needed to critically address my progress.
My first step was to review the project with my supervisor. We have decided the limits of the project, and a tentative priority [...]