10 Medical Apps for Clinicians
MS @Point of Care MS @Point of Care presents valuable information in an easy-to-digest format. MS @Point of Care is a series of chapters and other tools that aid in making informed decisions regarding diagnosis, treatment, and symptom management. Available on iPhone MS Diagnosis and Management The Multiple Sclerosis – Clinical Care app is designed to be a handy tool for neurologists, resident physicians, and other healthcare providers to aid in the diagnosis and management of MS. This comprehensive app was a collaborative effort between the developer, Borm Bruckmeier Publishing, and the National MS Society. It contains everything from a list of MS signs and symptoms to a two-question screening tool for depression, which is commonly seen in patients with the disease. Available on iPhone and Android Multiple Sclerosis –…
10 Useful MS Apps
EDSS Calculator The Toronto EDSS Calculator helps healthcare professionals and researchers compute the Expanded Disability Severity Score (EDSS) for patients with Multiple Sclerosis. The application facilitates the rapid and accurate calculation of the EDSS using Kurtzke’s algorithm. Available on Android, iPhone and iPad Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis From podcasts at your fingertips to recipes, and even a place to send your photos of the surprised expression of your neurologist when he sees how well you are doing! This app represents the Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis charity. It is a non-profit charity that has branches all over the world and its sole aim is to help people overcome multiple sclerosis. Available on Android MedCoach MedCoach is an easy-to-use medical app that helps you remember to take your medications and pills at the…
10 MS Treatment Apps
As we become more mobile as time goes on, we also want more access and availability of our medical history and treatment plans wherever we travel. Pharmaceutical companies spend a lot of money making such apps as inclusive as possible, with some true digital gems. This post is about MS treatment/wellness apps, whereas part two will be about medical apps in the broader sense of the word. If you find your treatment or country isn’t up-to-date in the list, bear with me/big pharma please, as apps might be in the early stages of development. I will keep on checking for updates though, or if you know when/where I can find links, do give me a shout! SymTrac / Gilenya (Fingolimod) Track general wellbeing and symptoms over time. The data recorded can be…