MedPage Today has introduced an iPhone app especially for busy medical professionals. This app streams the latest medical news coverage 24/7 right on their Apple device.
The app features articles, conference reports and scientific developments making clinicians proactive to alert affected patients in their practice and address their concerns. The app requires iPhone OS 2.2 or later to run effectively.
“The MedPage Today Mobile app elevates the usability of the regular MedPage Today service to a whole new level. Time-strapped clinicians can now access breaking medical news, medical conference reports, continuing medical education (CME/CE) activities, and all of the features offered on MedPage Today, quickly and easily, wherever they are, with a few taps on their iPhone or iPod touch. It’s a convenient, portable, and fun way for healthcare professionals to stay current on the news and other information they need to better address their patients’ concerns,” commented Robert Stern, president and CEO of MedPage Today.
MedPage Today is associated with the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Medicine and all articles are reviewed by a team of physicians, ensuring high-quality and accurate information.
Moreover, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants, and allied health professionals can earn CME/CE credit for reading articles on MedPage Today. The firm claims to update the application keeping it abreast with the latest information.
The MedPage Today iPhone application release 1.1 can be downloaded for free from the Apple iTunes Store or via MedPage Today’s official website.