Hi all, big thanks to new MS1 Stephen Schale for alerting us that Target is having a 15% off all iTunes gift cards until Sunday. I would strongly recommend picking up a few of these – there will be apps that you want to buy for your iPad, iPhone, or Mac and you might as Read More…
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HS email setup for smartphones
Click here for the instructions for setting up your HS email on your smartphone and tablet devices. These instructions are provided by Health Affairs Information Services (HAIS) and includes instructions for iOS devices, Google Devices, and others. Smartphone Email Setup Instructions
Setting up your HS email account
Click here for a PDF copy of the Welcome Document and Homework Assignment – Homework Assignment #1 Click here for a PDF copy of the setup instructions for activating your Health Sciences (HS) email account – Instructions for Setting Up your HS email
Welcome to the MS1 Orientation!
We wanted to give you a heads up about a couple of big events are coming up for you that relate to our Instructional Technologies Group. This Friday, you will be receiving your new iPads and technology welcome package at the White Coat ceremony. On Monday and Tuesday, you will have your iMedEd and iPad Read More…
Clinical iPad Orientation
https://itunesu.itunes.apple.com/audit/COFZT9RY52 Above is a link for the iTunesU course for the Clinical iPad Orientation. Please review this material to help you get a better handle on how to use your iPad clinically. Please check this material frequently as new apps and clinical pearls will be distributed via this course!
Sylvius MR Atlas of the Human Brain on Modality Body – Clinical App Review
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7_930gxCTs[/youtube] Walkthrough and review of the Sylvius MR Atlas of the Human Brain on Modality Body and its potential role for medical student and resident education. Overall, great atlas that covers basics of neuroanatomy through an MR window. Useful applications for CT imaging as well as the relative anatomic locations are identical. The Modality Body Read More…
Radiology 2.0 and Radiopaedia – Clinical App Review
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFdYjLxkOGQ[/youtube] Walkthrough and review of the Radiology 2.0 and Radiopaedia iPad apps and their potential role for medical student and resident education. Overall, both are great free apps for students. Both take on a case-based approach to learning – great for clinical correlation; however, this may not be ideal if one is trying to learn Read More…
Pregnancy Wheels – Clinical App Overviews
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSjogECCTec[/youtube] APPS REVIEWED: The Wheel HD http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-wheel-hd/id418797063?mt=8 iPad formatted, replicates the traditional wheel, but allows for drop-down field entry Pregnancy Wheel HD http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pregnancy-wheel-hd-due-date/id405043249?mt=8 iPad formatted, full replication of traditional wheel, no option to enter in dates via drop-down Perfect OB Wheel http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/perfect-ob-wheel/id293656711?mt=8 iPhone-native app, one of the better formatted, no wheel, allows for drop-down entry Read More…
MiniAtlas Sports Medicine – Clinical App Overview
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HB0Qh7C1Vw[/youtube] Interesting app that could be used for patient education for sports-related injuries. Bottom line: The app is not the easiest to navigate through and is targeted more for patient education than for a medical reference. Having a good anatomy atlas may be an appropriate substitute for this app
iPads and Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9079334/iPads-carry-RSI-risk.html Interesting articles on RSI injuries associated with the iPad and tablet use.