iPhone to Android good medical apps?

[FoleyArtist]

hey guys i have a random question for you all. after being an iPhone user for 4 years i think i'm going to break free and switch to a droid phone. i'm just not impressed with iPhone 5 and iOS6 but thats another story.

i was curious how the medical apps are for droid users? are there plenty and are they good? some apps i think i'll need is a protocol app (riverside county, and los angeles county, CA ideally), Micromedex or equilvilant pharm/drug app, ivDripRate, maybe lab values?

i will be doing research as well but if someone has the information already you'd be a great asset for information. thanks again.

 

[Jambi]

http://www.criticalusa.com/Critical/Welcome.html

 

[TransportJockey]

There are lots of good apps for droid. And some of the ones you are used to on iOS might be available on droid too. I bought an iPad and was able to get a lot of the ones I use on my droid phone for it.
Epocrates, iResq, Skyscape, Medscape, paramedic protocol provider, the Informed field guides... All available for both iOS and android.

 

[FeatherWeight]

iTriage and Medscape are some good ones for android, not sure if they are available for the iPhone.

 

[TransportJockey]

Guys he has an iOS device and is switching to android.

 

[FoleyArtist]

Guys he has an iOS device and is switching to android.

hahaha thanks.

also i have cross checked all my apps i currently use regularly with google app store and they have everything i use or a just as good equivalent. so this transition doesn't seem so bad.

thanks again everyone

on a random note i'm holding off on buying my droid phone for now after reading the HTC One X+ is coming out in november.

 

[phxemt]

My friend out in CA uses Pepid's EMT mobile app
He is working on getting his employer to sign up for a group discount but for now he deducts the cost as non-reimbursed business expense on his taxes

Any AZ peeps out there? I keep hearing the EMT job market is tough here but so is the job market in general. I'm probably starting at MCC soon...

 

[medrills]

You can check out the MEDRILLs training apps for Android.

 

[medrills]

You can get them at google play.

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=medrills:&c=apps

 

[Hunter]

hahaha thanks.

also i have cross checked all my apps i currently use regularly with google app store and they have everything i use or a just as good equivalent. so this transition doesn't seem so bad.

thanks again everyone

on a random note i'm holding off on buying my droid phone for now after reading the HTC One X+ is coming out in november.

a little of topic, my partner just got a note, and another co worker the note 2, they Both used to have iPhones and love their new phones. I'm personally a fan of most samsung phones smart phones.

 

[rujero]

I have a few on my iPhone. I'm not sure if they are available for Droid but if they are, they are worth a look.

iTriage: multi purpose reference, medical facility contact.

Eponyms: list of over 1700 medical Eponyms with short descriptions.

Azumio Instant Heart Rate: uses the camera and flash to sense a reliable heart rate on the finger based on the same concept as pulse oximeters.

-r