Some top iPhone medical apps I would like to see on webos...

[Gaurav]

Here a nice youtube video showing off some medical apps for iOS:

YouTube - Mobile Medicine: by Nature Video

Seems to me there is an opportunity for devs to create similar apps for webos.

[Godstyle]

+1.

[dweiswasser]

I'm pretty happy with Epocrates but would give my left sternocleidomastoid for a native UpToDate app. I'd love to see a weight-based dose calculator, too.

[d3mon187]

I'm hoping to get a job soon at one of the largest iphone medical app companies out there, and plan to push the merits of webOS as much as I can. Hopefully this will allow doctors to choose webOS as opposed to the iphone, BB, and WM choices they have now for the app.

[NickDG]

E-mail the devs and ask them to port the apps over. Use Angry Birds as an example of how easy it is. If it only takes a day to port they might want the extra couple million webOS customers.

[bulls96]

Originally Posted by dweiswasser

I'm pretty happy with Epocrates but would give my left sternocleidomastoid for a native UpToDate app. I'd love to see a weight-based dose calculator, too.

+1

[bjs188]

I've been pusing the CTO @ Quest for a port of their iphone app care 360. He eveb setup a conference call between him, me, and one of the developers. *fingerscrossed*

[bjs188]

Originally Posted by dweiswasser

I'm pretty happy with Epocrates but would give my left sternocleidomastoid for a native UpToDate app. I'd love to see a weight-based dose calculator, too.

agreed. I'd even throw in a scalene, rhomboid and trapezius too

[jjeffcoat]

I think a great deal of credit needs to go to PalmDoc for the amazing things he has done thusfar.

[idoc21]

Originally Posted by d3mon187

I'm hoping to get a job soon at one of the largest iphone medical app companies out there, and plan to push the merits of webOS as much as I can. Hopefully this will allow doctors to choose webOS as opposed to the iphone, BB, and WM choices they have now for the app.

Tell them to port Will's Eye Manual!

[doctj]

Johns Hopkins POC-IT Abx guide which I miss greatly from my palm os days (only platform on which it was free!).

[emair]

With the PDK now available, I've toyed with the idea of creating a DICOM-compatible image reader, with maybe even a server app. Apple showed off a viewer in their commercials, even though it would impractical for real-world usage.

Of course, few hospitals would allow doctors to connect their phones to their PACS system...

[kkhanmd]

Originally Posted by emair

With the PDK now available, I've toyed with the idea of creating a DICOM-compatible image reader, with maybe even a server app. Apple showed off a viewer in their commercials, even though it would impractical for real-world usage.

Of course, few hospitals would allow doctors to connect their phones to their PACS system...

Would love that, be able to see echos would be great for me

[d3mon187]

Originally Posted by kkhanmd

Would love that, be able to see echos would be great for me

Well this is the company that I will hopefully be joining soon, and it looks like they may be able to help you. If not, just let me know what you would like to see added, and I can let them know. Might even help me with my interview.

AirStrip Technologies > Home

[eddie121]

I would absolutely love to have the full epocrates deluxe suite with up-dated support. I had to buy an ipod touch to use this program but on the ipod it is so slow, and and without the multitasking of the pre I want to throw my ipod against the wall.

[Garfield n Odie]

Originally Posted by dweiswasser

I'm pretty happy with Epocrates but would give my left sternocleidomastoid for a native UpToDate app. I'd love to see a weight-based dose calculator, too.

Yes, I second that. I'm about to go into pharmacy school and I would love to see a Clinical Pharmacology app. It's a lot like Epocrates but goes more in depth about drug mechanisms, uses, etc. It's also a subscription service, so a free app when you've already paid for the subscription would be very nice.

[alb5db]

Mobile MerckMedicus (includes Harrison's Practice on Demand and a Diagnostic Test library) --- Free for Iphone, blackberry, and Windows mobile OS

Diagnosaurus (free for all of those also)

[pharbrian]

Dynamed would get me one step closer to ditching my iPod touch.

[BBooDoc]

I don't have any particular desire for iPhone medical apps, as I've never owned an Apple device, although our PA really likes her iPod.

Here's my wishlist from good old PalmOS.....

Epocrates Essentials as Native WebOS appare too big for stylus-based apps!)
PregTrak or similar to keep my OB list at my fingertips
Sanford Guide (won't work on Classic emulator)
UptoDate.com off-line
Washington Manual
or the iSilo medical "book" apps that are out for the Palm
Riley Kidometer
iSilo for WebOS!
Shots (off-line version needed!)
MedCalc (still the best medical calculator, as much as I like the Palmdoc WebOS apps)
ABG calculator
NarcConvert
MedRules
Gail or similar breast cancer risk calculator, even though I rarely use it

D. Jarvis, family doctor

[bkcrown]

Lexi Drugs (already have it )
PregTrak or similar to keep my OB list
Fetal growth percentiles based on u/s measurements (fetal biometry calc)
Sanford Guide
UptoDate.com
Harriet Lane
Washington Manual
Riley Kidometer-Absolute killer app
Shots
MedCalc
ABG Pro
NarcConvert
Gail or similar breast cancer risk calculator
MD Consult
Child Growth charts CDC 2000
Med Page Today or Doctor's Guide
Journal Watch
PubMed Mobile
iMurmur
Cardiac PreOP Clearance
ACC Pocket Guidelines
Human Anatomy Atlas - Blausen
Netter's Anatomy flash cards
Medical Spanish