The future is mobile and the future is multi-platform. With that in mind, MedWebApp has been launched with the focus on mobile medical web apps.
The advantage of these apps are that they are platform independent and can run on iOS, Android and even your desktop browser (Chrome or Safari only for the moment). These are apps based on HTML5 technology and can run offline like a regular app on your smartphone or iPad provided you save it as a shortcut on your Home screen.
Compatibility:
These apps run on an iPhone (any model) with iOS 3.0 or later, iPod Touch (any model) with iOS 3.0 or later, iPad (any model), Android 2.1 (or later) devices, BlackBerry OS 6 (or later) devices and HP Web OS devices. The apps will also run in Chrome and Safari browsers on your desktop/notebook but bear in mind the apps were scaled to run on mobile devices.
Tips on using this site
Check out the apps using the top navigation bar items to access the various pages (categories).
If you are using the mobile view, you can access the pages by tapping on the upper right square as in the image below:
In order to see the blog posts while in the mobile view, tap on the checkered square button in the upper row, followed by the post category e.g. Updates as in the image below:
How to save App in Home screen (iPhone as example)
After the app has loaded fully in your browser, tap on the “forward” button (“+” sign in some) followed by “Add to Home Screen”
Next hit “Add” and the icon will appear on the Home screen. App is capable of running offline like a regular app in this mode. Updates will load if there are changes to the app once you are online
If you want more apps, Hematology & Oncology Apps can be found in OncoPDA
Otherwise, enjoy using the free apps!
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