Catherine Lucey, MD: The iPod or iPhone as a medical tool
Produced and interviewed by Steven Greer, MD
Dr. Catherine Lucey, Vice Dean of Education at The Ohio State University College of Medicine discusses their pioneering use of Apple’s iPod and iPhone as a true medical tool. OSU videotapes medical school lectures and makes them available on Podcasts. In the clinical setting, the devices serve as rapid sources of medical and drug information using a variety of special “apps”.
Justin Harper, a fourth year medical student going into plastic surgery, began the program a few years ago. Now, OSU distributes iPods to all of its medical students and residents.
Dr. Lucey and Mr. Harper discuss how they set up the program how it functions.
Medical Devices, Ohio State University, Tech reviews | apples49 | 
October 7, 2011 12:46 pm
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