So, I volunteered to give a talk for the UCSF Office of Graduate Medical Education WAAAAY back in early 2010 on “There’s an App for That: Key Smart Phone Applications for Surviving Residency“. Somehow the lecture date has snuck up on me and it’s next Tuesday! I thought it was a small gathering, but it turns out it’s not. Plus, I keep getting school-wide emails reminding all the residents and fellows to attending!
In a mild panic, I’m asking for the collective group’s help.
Audience: Medical students, residents, fellows across all specialties
Time allotted: 1 hour
Here’s my brainstorming list of the best FREE apps. Remember, these apps should be useful not JUST for Emergency Medicine.
- Evernote
- Dropbox
- Epocrates
- New England Journal of Medicine app (weekly podcast, images, videos)
- Eye Handbook
- Eye Chart
- Not really an app, but the camera feature can be useful in many scenarios. For instance, photograph and email a series of EKGs to the Cardiology fellow for a possible STEMI case. Or, take pictures of an intoxicated patient’s massive facial laceration to prove that there is INDEED a large gash extending across the entire forehead.
- Papers
- PediStat
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