6 Best Point of care apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best point of care apps for Android. Trusted developers like Loblaw Companies and MySCAI are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include PC Health, SCAI Point-of-Care App, FP Notebook, .
1 PC Health
Access healthcare anywhere plus earn PC Optimum points
The PC Health app for Android allows you to access healthcare services from anywhere. You can consult with a pharmacist for minor illnesses and get a prescription. The app also offers pre-travel health consultations for personalized advice, vaccines, and medications. You can refill prescriptions, get pickup notifications, and set up automatic payments at pharmacies across Canada. The app provides access to a network of healthcare providers and allows you to chat with a registered nurse or dietitian for free. It offers a health journey with activities and support, as well as the ability to book flu shots and Covid vaccines at pharmacy locations. You can create a health profile to track your overall health and goals. The app is private and secure, and your information is protected. Please note that the app does not diagnose or treat medical conditions.
2 SCAI Point-of-Care App
SCAI Point-of-Care App by Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions
The SCAI Point-of-Care App is a free app for cardiovascular care teams that provides quick and easy access to SCAI clinical documents and interactive tools. It includes features like the cardiogenic shock classification tool, risk calculators, and treatment algorithms. Users can bookmark important pages, take notes, and share content with colleagues or patients. The app requires a free account with SCAI to access exclusive content. SCAI is a nonprofit medical society focused on advancing interventional cardiology through education, advocacy, research, and quality patient care.
3 FP Notebook
A point-of-care medical reference for primary care and emergency clinicians.
The Family Practice Notebook app is a medical reference app designed for primary care and emergency clinicians. It contains over 6300 topic pages divided into 31 specialty books and over 700 chapters of medical references. The app includes chapters on Cardiovascular Medicine, Medical Dentistry, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Endocrinology, and more. The app offers continuous content updates with a subscription of $19.99 per year. It is important to note that the app is intended for use by doctors and healthcare professionals, and not for non-clinical users. The app should not be interpreted as medical advice and does not replace professional medical care. Users should always consult with their physicians for specific medical concerns. The app tries to maintain an accurate and up-to-date medical database, but healthcare professionals should use their own clinical judgment and verify information with other resources. The app is also available online at fpnotebook.com and fpnotebook.com/mobile.
4 WikEM
Emergency Medicine, The Emergency Medicine app. A free point-of-care reference tool.
WikEM is an app that provides quick problem-specific notes for healthcare professionals in emergency medicine. It has over 100,000 users and is one of the top 10 most popular emergency medicine websites. It is supported by the nonprofit OpenEM Foundation and allows medical practitioners to organize and cross-reference clinical information. It is intended for clinicians only and not for patients. It is useful for a wide range of medical practitioners in various specialties such as emergency medicine, critical care, and urgent care medicine. It is also recommended for first responders, nurses, physician assistants, and emergency physicians.
5 Gynecology and Obstetrics
** Practical Point-of-Care Recommendations for OB/GYN Diagnosis and Treatment **
The Gynecology and Obstetrics app by Johns Hopkins University is a comprehensive and trusted resource for OB/GYN diagnosis and treatment. It provides practical and up-to-date recommendations in an easy-to-read format. The app features detailed figures, tables, and charts to enhance learning and clarify difficult topics. It also includes information on women's health care, reproductive endocrinology, gynecologic oncology, and more. Users can highlight and make custom notes, use the advanced search function, and bookmark important entries. The app is powered by Unbound Medicine and published by Wolters Kluwer.
6 ThinkSono AI
Learn to how perform Point-Of-Care (POCUS) ultrasound exams.
The ThinkSono AI app for Android is designed to help users learn how to perform Point-Of-Care ultrasound exams. The app provides in-app tutorials and real-time AI guidance, currently supporting DVT exams. Users can connect their mobile phone or tablet to an external B-mode ultrasound device and follow a standardized scanning protocol. The app automatically stores ultrasound cine-loops, which can be reviewed within the app or via an external web platform for feedback from experts or colleagues. Although the app currently supports only Clarius ultrasound scanners, users without a scanner can still try the app using the virtual scanner function and access all the learning tutorials. It is important to note that the app is for training purposes only and not intended for diagnosis or clinical decision making. The app is not FDA approved or CE marked. Recommended devices for optimal performance include Samsung Galaxy S21 or equivalent phone and Samsung Galaxy S7 Tablet or equivalent tablet. For more information, users can contact hello@thinksono.com or visit www.thinksono.com.
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