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21 March 2012

Here’s a really NICE app

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has created an app to give healthcare professionals ā€œquick and easyā€ access
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2 March 2012

ActiveME app tracks activity

An iPhone application has been launched to help patients with chronic fatigue syndrome / ME keep track of their energy
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10 May 2011

Cambridge spread ‘flu’ through phones

Cambridge University researchers have developed software for mobile phones to ā€˜infectā€™ others to simulate the spread of flu.
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22 March 2011

The iPhone’s connected to the wrist bone

Anatomy is the latest discipline to embrace the iPhone, with a new app developed at Warwick University offering medical students
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11 February 2011

Public ‘expect multi-channel NHS’

Almost one in three people expect to be able to have a consultation with their GP via webcam in ten
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5 January 2011

iPhone blood pressure monitor launched

A new blood pressure monitoring system has been launched that that enables users to track and graph their blood pressure,
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19 November 2010

Lord Darzi launches NHS ratings app

Former health minister Professor Lord Ara Darzi has launched an iPhone app that allows users to rate NHS services and
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1 October 2010

Scots assess i-device security

NHS Dumfries and Galloway has commissioned a security assessment of whether iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches are secure and suitable
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27 September 2010

Leeds med students given iPhones

More than 500 medical students at the University of Leeds have been given iPhones so they can access progress files,
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16 June 2010

NHS Bristol launches info app

NHS Bristol has launched a free iPhone application to provide patients with information on NHS services in its area. The
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