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Epic releases EMR app for iPhone
As is its custom, Epic Systems this month quietly released a long-awaited iPhone app for secure, mobile access to electronic medical records. Called Haiku, the app is a free download on iTunes for... Read more...
MedApps to test remote monitoring of CHF patients
In an emerging industry like mobile healthcare, the more data demonstrating the efficacy of technology, the better. MedApps, maker of remote patient monitoring devices, will be collecting such data... Read more...
Wireless is no longer a novelty in hospitals
We've highlighted some of the "Most Wireless" hospitals among the annual Hospitals & Health Networks "Most Wired" list, but we were frustrated by our inability to find more than a few details... Read more...
Smartphones catch on with docs of all ages--for now
So, apparently, you can teach old docs new tricks. An Epocrates executive reports that the average age of that company's mobile drug database is 45. "It isn't just the younger clinician anymore who... Read more...
Epocrates: clinical reference more useful than EMRs, eRx for patient safety
Take this bit of news with a grain of salt, but still be comfortable that the salt won't cause a harmful interaction. Epocrates, a familiar name in mobile drug reference software, says... Read more...
