Apps Like DC Protocols for iPhone and iPad
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mySpinePassbook
SPINEPASSBOOK, LLC
Track symptoms, set reminders, view reports
Track symptoms and pain levels with daily logs. Set reminders for exercises and medication. Access educational content on low back pain. Share progress with healthcare providers. View treatment plans and adjust settings as needed.
eDermEHR
eDerm Systems LLC
Manage patient records and appointments
Manage patient records, schedule appointments, and access dermatology-specific tools. View treatment histories, generate notes, and access a complete knowledge base. Sync with the web application and use training modules for quick onboarding.
Thrombosis Guidelines
Cranworth Medical Ltd
Prevent and treat thrombosis quickly effectively.
The app provides quick access to information for preventing, diagnosing, and treating thromboses in adult inpatients. It was created by the Professor of thrombosis and haemostasis and the team at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.
FutureClinic
OpenClinic International, Inc
Message doctors instantly and securely
Access medical advice from subscribed doctors via instant messaging. Schedule virtual consultations and receive timely responses. Choose specialists like dermatologists or pediatricians.
Pulse Tracker: Heart Rate BPM
2FA BUILDING OU
Track and monitor
Measure with real-time monitoring and instant readings. Track trends through easy-to-read visualizations. Receive informative health tips. Continuously monitor activity for awareness and guidance.
Metro Alert
Metro Aviation, Inc.
Emergency responders connect with communication centers.
The app provides emergency first responders with a direct link to communication centers. It offers GPS location sharing, aircraft availability verification, and reference information for medical emergencies.
Bones, Joints & Muscles: Human Anatomy Facts 360
Michael Quach
Learn about bones, joints, muscles.
The app covers topics related to bones, joints, and muscles, including arthritis, back pain, and osteoporosis. It is intended for medical professionals, students, and interested individuals seeking general health information.
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