The Voice of Reason

I often get asked what apps are most useful for the iPad. So, I’ve decided to post a list here. Without further introduction, here’s the list (in no particular order):

EDIT: I’m pressed for time right now, but I’ll add a link and summary for each later.

Medical

• Merck Manual – $34.99
• LabTests+ – $3.99
• Qx Calculate – Free
• Medscape – Free
• Eponyms – Free
• Med Mnemonics – $1.99
• Epocrates – Free

Radiology

• NeuroRad – $9.99
• Radiopaedia (multiple) – $4.99 each
• Radiology 2.0 – Free
• Radiographics – Free

Streaming

• Netflix – free but the Netflix service incurs a monthly fee
• CameraSync – $1.99
• Pandora – Free
• TED – Free

Social

• Facebook – Free
• IM+ Pro – $1.99
• Messenger – Free
• Doximity – This is a free social network for physicians. Doximity provides encrypted, HIPAA-compliant text messaging, faxing, interaction with colleagues from all specialties and from all over the country, and allows you to create a public and private profile which can be shared with and viewed by other physicians. Think Facebook, but with a professional focus on medicine.
• Twitter – Free
• Fandango – Free

Productivity

• GoodReader – $4.99
• Keynote – $9.99 – Part of Apple’s iWork suite
• Pages – $9.99 – Part of Apple’s iWork suite
• Numbers – $9.99 – Part of Apple’s iWork suite
• Ignition LogMeIn – $99.99 – Review
• Dropbox – Free for 2 GB; 50 GB for $9.99/mo; 100 GB for $19.99/mo

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