Mobile Resources (for Health Sciences)

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Contains 50 ebooks such as:
AAFP Conditions A to Z
Essential Evidence Plus & AHFS DI® Essentials
Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs
Stedman’s Medical Dictionary for Dental Professionals

This allows a practice to back-up and manage their electronic documents and consolidate them into a single online platform. Using Box, electronic documents, such as patient history forms or procedure consent forms, can be saved at the point of completion (perhaps in the waiting room or operatory), exchanged through secure online file sharing, and accessed at the front desk or another location. This may also be useful for dentists or staff who prefer to work on managerial business at home yet need the information at the office. Due to its data-encryption capabilities and its ability to handle various file types (.pdf, .docx, .xls), businesses of all sizes are using Box to manage their electronic documents.

Canvas converts customized paper-based forms into electronic formats for mobile application use. Predesigned dental history forms are available as an app and Canvas also offers bar-code scanning data entry.

. When logging into the office computer is needed, practice personnel can use this to check a schedule or update patient appointments while away from the office. When out-of-office emergency notifications are received, LogMeIn can be used to access information in the patient record to gain patient familiarity.

Using text, pictures, and diagrams, patients can use the app to report emergencies directly to the dentist as well as receive brief emergency instructions. The application can also be used by the patient to request appointments, contact the office, or refer the dentist to a friend.

Using high-quality 3D images, patients can be guided through complex procedures with over 200 viewable animations. Other features permit the ability to view x-rays or photos. dCStory also allows dentists to write or draw out additional information directly on the image itself (with suggested use of a stylus). Information can then be printed or emailed to the patient for their own at-home review.

Available phrases allow dentists and hygienists to make an initial assessment with Spanish-speaking patients. The free application even has the functionality to use digital flashcards to allow the clinician to practice Spanish dental phrases.

Provides well-illustrated animations to walk through each step of various restorative procedures. Whether used as a technique reference or as a patient education tool, this free application may be quite useful in your office.