iPhone Clinical

In this free Anatomy Quiz App, you can choose the system on whick you would like to be tested:
Cardiovascular, Digestive or Respiratory. There are “Where is?” and “What is?” types of questions.

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iResus is a free App that is brought to you by the UK Resuscitation Council. Adult and pediatric guidelines are included. After installation you can download the latest updates. An anaphylaxis algorithm is a planned update over the four week period after launch.

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This free App in an Advanced Cardiac Life Support simulator based on the International Consensus on Science published in the Guidelines 2005 for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. This free version has one clinical scenario named “Sudden collapse at health club.” Detailed Step-by-Step instructions are given in the About section in this App.
The full version is $4.99.

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HealthMap-Outbreaks Near Me

HealthMap’s Outbreaks Near Me is a free iPhone app that tracks the H1N1 flu (swime flu) in real-time  – App Store Link.

HealthMap website:

With HealthMap’s Outbreaks Near Me application, you have all of HealthMap’s latest real-time disease outbreak information at your fingertips. Open the app and see all current outbreaks in your neighborhood, including news about H1N1 influenza (“swine flu”). Search and browse outbreak reports on the interactive map, and set up the app to alert you with a notice automatically whenever an outbreak is occurring in your area. If you spy an outbreak, be the first to report it using the app’s unique outbreak reporting feature. You will get credit as a disease detective and your find will be featured on the website.

New iPhone app ‘Outbreaks Near Me’ locates H1N1 (swine flu), infectious diseases – EurekAlert!

“We hope individuals will find the new app to be a useful source of outbreak information – locally, nationally, and globally,” says HealthMap co-founder John Brownstein, PhD, assistant professor in the Children’s Hospital Informatics Program (CHIP). “As people are equipped with more knowledge and awareness of infectious disease, the hope is that they will become more involved and proactive about public health.”

In the news:
Swine flu on your iPhone – LA Times Booster Shots.

Sick mobile app tracks H1N1, other outbreaks near you – Scientific American.

Growing

was developed by a pediatrician to help you track and measure your child’s growth. After entering basic information such as your child’s date of birth, height and weight, the application will calculate various percentiles such as weight-for-age to help you assess if your child’s growth is above or below average.

Stat Immunization by StatCoder.com

is the full updated 2009 CDC schedule for both children and adults including the schedule for birth to six years, seven to 18 years, and catch-up schedule formatted for your iPhone and iPod Touch. All footnotes are included.

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Immunization Schedules can be found onlline here. This App has the same information in an iPhone friendly format.

I would like to see a Canadian version of this app.