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- 1. Mobile medicine American Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Consultant, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Apollo First Med Hospitals , Chennai Dr.Ashwin K Mani
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- 8. Internet use by doctors 86% of U.S. physicians use the Internet to gather health, medical or prescription drug information 92% -accessed it from their office 21% - in the patients room 88% said they looked for health information online from home 59% reported doing so from a mobile device American Medical News 2010
- 9. Doctors using the net 92% started with Google 57% use terms related to conditions, 36% use terms related to treatments and trials 33% look for branded medication. About a third of physicians made a treatment change after their net search
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- 14. Practicing Medicine in the Age of Facebook Merging of professional and personal lives Patients can view our pictures, profiles and our likes/dislikes and friends Discussing patient related issues online/blogs – patients or their families may have access Employers can even learn about a prospective candidate from their online profile on a social networking site NEJM 2010
- 15. How I use my mobile on an average day Wake up Reminders - Patient Emails/Whatsapp Video lectures and podcasts Medpulse/Medscape Epocrates Uptodate Pages/Word Numbers/Excel Evernote 15
- 17. Podcasts Mediafiles from the net which can be played on computers or mediaplayers or mobile phones Good to have a quick review by experts while driving, walking, jogging Easily accessible from any mobile device Effective way for busy doctors to keep uptodate More reliable than info from “medical reps!!”
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- 23. Potential advantages of email in delivering health care Convenience and time saving Unlimited length Useful to clarify doubts Better than oral phone orders , especially for medications Patients can access from anyplace (especially on mobile phones) Written record, avoids illegibility Improved quality of care
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- 48. The device has a sensor that sits atop (most) inhalers used by patients who have asthma or COPD. The sensor transmits data to a companion app on the user’s mobile phone every time the inhaler is used. The app can then track the time and location of each medication discharge, which can then be used to help patients and their care givers better understand their asthma 48
- 49. Allows Doctor to take photographs of the fundus on mobile 49
- 50. Smartphone otoscope which parents can insert into childrens ears and can be viewed remotely by the specialist 50
- 51. FDA clears first smartphone-based device to detect atrial fibrillation 51
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- 53. Researchers use iPhone kit to identify fake antimalarial drugs 53 WHO estimates that 20% of malarial deaths are due to fake antimalarials Drug dissolved in sodium chloride and dropped onto a test paper A mobile phone apps scans the paper and interprets the color with high degree of accuracy
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- 68. There’s an app for that !! POOP MD
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