PDA/iPhone
Check out the medical iPhone wiki
There are quite a few doctors out there using the iPhone, and The Apple iPhone for Physicians Wiki is worth a visit. It has sections on medical iPhone applications, library access using the phone and pointers to excellent mobile websites. If you have been using your phone for a while, it might be [...]
How Alan uses his iPhone in clinical neurospsychology
I recently had an interesting comment from a reader on a previous post on using the iPhone for clinical medicine. Allan Perry-Small is a neuropsychologist has a well thought out strategy for using his iPhone to look after patients and agreed to share it with us.*
Alan, it is great to have you participate in [...]
Acid Plus: Understand acid base when you don’t
Acid Plus is a new iPhone app that interprets acid base status in a simple interface. It definitely fills a need. I never quite understood this stuff and spend a lot of time trying to figure it out.
Basically works by dialling up the values you have, and then comparing them to what they [...]
New iPhone products for accessing your productivity
Dropbox
For those who have taken up Dropbox based on the recent buzz, you will be happy to know there is a new iPhone web login interface. Dropbox is a filesharing/backup service that simply can’t be explained in a few sentences. It can be used to insure your normal backup, or to improve medical [...]
Tweaking things done
Some of you know that I am a fan of “Getting Things Done.” The key improvements to my lifestyle have come from the concept of Ubiquitous Capture, the concept of the Next Action and Weekly Review
I first read the book and implemented the process 12 months ago, and I have just reread it, and [...]