It has been reported that health and wellbeing applications are estimated to make up approximately 40% of new smartphone apps currently being developed. Health and medical related apps have the potential to be adapted and used by healthcare professionals, helping to revolutionise the sector and reflect the digital age we live in. There has also Read On
Recently we’ve seen a number of apps with dosage calculator functions, some award winning, released to app stores but surprisingly these don’t seem to carry the CE mark to show that they have been registered with the MHRA as class I medical devices. There are currently over 11,000 medical apps in UK App stores aimed at HCPs Read On
In March this year The NHS Commissiong Board launched its Health Apps Library with the main aim of making it easier for people to find health and medical apps that they can trust and which adhere to NHS safety standards in health IT. With over 40,000 healthcare related apps available globally, a key focus for Read On
There is no doubt that more and more doctors are coming around to the use of the digital world – according to Simon Grime Managing Director of Communications for Doctor.net.uk the UK’s largest and most active network of medical professionals. Over 40,000 doctors engage with Doctors.net.uk each day – that’s over 25% of all UK Read On
Sencha Touch is a Javascript Framework used for building high performance cross platform mobile apps. My experience with installing Sencha Touch was horrible. The docs are severely lacking with outdated and conflicting information. With much experimentation, web searching and thanks to some help on the Sencha forum I managed, finally to get it installed. This Read On
