At the point of care and in the classroom, patients & students will use many different devices.  Here are apps currently available on BOTH Apple & Android.

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What is ANDROID? The world's most popular mobile operating system (OS) with 1 billion active users, Android OS is used by the majority of mobile phones & tablets, including: Kindle, Nook, Nexus, Samsung Galaxy, Moto X, HTC One & many, many more.  Learn more here.

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ANDROID now available for WINDOWS...
AMIDuOS (30-day free trial, then $10): Run Android apps on your Windows computer or tablet with AMI's DuOS software.  PC World review.

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FOR MORE DETAILS ON EACH APP:
Click on these links to visit the RNnext pages for: APPLE or ANDROID apps.

American Red Cross Apps:

• Emergency
• FirstAid

Anatomy and Physiology:

• Stanford Health Care Anatomy Tours (with optional VR)
• Virtual Anatomy

Assessment:

• Physical Exam Essentials

Calculator:

• Calculator by QxMD
• MyScript Calculator

CDC Apps:

• CDC
• ​CDC FluView
  
• CDC STD Treatment Guidelines

Clinical Decision Support:

• Eye Emergency Manual
• Figure 1
• Sepsis Clinical Guide

Education Apps:

• Browzine
• IHI Open School
• Kahoot!
• Khan Academy
• Quizlet
• Socrative
• TED

Medication Resources:

• Epocrates
• GoodRx
• Micromedex
• NCLEX Review Rx Flashcards

Neuro:

• NIH Stroke Assessment

OB and Pediatrics:

• CDC Vaccine Schedules
• PALS Review
• Simply Sayin' - Medical Jargon for Kids

Prognosis apps:

• Prognosis: Diagnosis
• Prognosis: Cardiology
• Prognosis: Respiratory
• Prognosis: Diabetes
• Prognosis: Infectious Disease
• Prognosis: Emergency Medicine

WebMD apps:

• Medscape
• WebMD Allergy
• WebMD Baby
• WebMD PainCoach

Other Free Apps to Try:

• Aging Booth
• ATI RN Mentor Lite
• FEMA
• RxShortages
• WISER