http://androidmedicalapps.com

Hope,  this  new project will be useful for all  mHealth-professionals!

BRG,

Vit Goncharuk

“New and Noteworthy Medical ANDROID Apps released last week on Android  Market”.

Why? Because you must know iPhone’s competitor – Android!

Total new apps last week(from 3/nov – 10/nov): ~ 12(or ONLY 26% of new medical apps for iPhone released last week).

But We were selected these 5 new and noteworthy medical apps only:

1. BioRhythms (app.biorhythms)

Go!

Biorhythms is a powerful, easy-to-use application ideal for making personal forecasts. Knowing your biorhythms, you can be sure about what to expect from each day in order to succeed at business, or in sports, exams or job interviews, negotiating or dating. Be a winner in any situation

2.  BLS Drug Profiles (net.teamdirtytricks.blsdrugprofiles)

Go!

This application is for EMS personnel who are trained at the BLS level. This is for study purposes, not to be used in Emergency situations. For EMS professionals only, no Civilians.

3. What Additives?(com.lyubozar.android.wa)

Go!

What Additives? provides quick reference to simplified information about food additives (a.k.a E-Numbers) labeled on food packaging.
It seamlessly integrates into your shopping routine, allowing quick access to the most important data:
- what the additives do?
- are they safe for children?
- should you avoid them?

4.AnKFood (org.ank.food)

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Make sure your nutrition is perfectly balanced. Get daily meal recommedations based on FDA data. Made by students at Moscow Phys&Tech Inst (Phystech) and Sadko Mobile. Please send SMS to authors if you like ANKFOOD. Free, opensource, SMS donations welcome (China,Finland,Sweden only).

5. Medical Abbreviations (net.webpatient.MedicalAbbreviations)

Go!

This is a compilation of more than 3,000 medical abbreviations.

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Source: iPhone Medical Apps and News Aggregator

At this week’s Mobile Future forum on President Obama’s Innovation Agenda, Tom Kalil of the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy spoke.

Highlights:

-  focusing on  the area of mobile health;

- Android Developer challenge;

- support wireless health initiatives in USA and  developing markets;

Watch it below:

Direct link:  link

The initial applications available are:
5-Minute Clinical Consult for Mobile + Web

Nursing Central
Davis’s Drug Guide Mobile & Web Edition
Harrison’s Manual of Medicine for Mobile +Web
The Merck Manual for Mobile and Web
The Merk Manual with Patient Symptoms Guide
The Merck Manual Suite + Davis’s Drug Guide
Handbook of Nursing Diagnosis
Unbound Medicine has previously released applications for the iPhone™, BlackBerry®, Windows Mobile®, and Palm®, but this is their first venture into Android support.

Source: http://www.unboundmedicine.com/