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Apps: Overview

This guide highlights a number of apps that may be of use to medical professionals, including a number of ANZCA Library subscribed apps.

ACCESS the complete A-Z apps list: Browse

Related guides

Apps

Wellbeing apps

Podcasts

Related websites

​iMedicalApps (reviews of medical apps & healthcare technology)

iTunes (medical category)

Google Play (medical category)

Make a suggestion

Submit a suggestion for an app, podcast or vodcast via the library feedback form.

Library feedback form

Guide note:

Only apps displayed on this guide are supported by the ANZCA Library.

Audio-Digest (Audio lectures)

AudioDigest LogoKeep up-to-date on the latest anaesthesia and pain medicine research and practice, in your car, office, home, gym or while travelling.

Audio-Digest provides instant online and mobile access to 371 accredited audio lectures and board reviews presented by experts from leading institutions, bringing clinicians a convenient continuing medical education (CME/CE) experience.
  • Each lecture includes:
    • Objectives and accreditation information
    • Pre-test questions (and answers)
    • Written summary and readings
    • Post-test questions (and answers)
    • Evaluation form
  • Automatically synchronises your progress across your computer and your smart device
  • A mobile app is available for Apple iOS and Android

See our dedicated Audio-Digest guide for further information including full access details.

AusDI

AusDI LogoAusDI is an Australian drug information database on a mobile-optimised website. Access all the comprehensive medicines information and features including the Interactions and Safety and Product Identifier modules anywhere, anytime, using your personal account username and password.

See our dedicated AusDI guide for further information including full access details

BrowZine

BrowZine logoBrowZine is a mobile app for tablets and smart phones that allows you to access and browse e-journals from different publishers in one simple interface.

It is user friendly and journals can be browsed by subject categories. Many journals provide article-level access indexing, which allow you to click-through to subscribed ANZCA full-text content.

See our dedicated BrowZine guide for further information including full access details.

ClinicalKey

ClinicalKey Logo​The ClinicalKey app now provides access to the Australian version of ClinicalKey, allowing ANZCA fellows and trainees to access full-text content.

See our dedicated ClinicalKey app guide for further information including full access details.

FPM Opioid Calculator app

FPM Opioid Calculator LogoThe Faculty of Pain Medicine, ANZCA has developed a Opioid Calculator app designed to calculate dose equivalence of opioid analgesic medications.

See the Apps guide for more information, or visit the dedicated website.

Read by QxMD

Read by QxMD aims to provide a single place to keep up with new medical & scientific research. It is user friendly and displays content in the style of a personalised digital journal.

See our dedicated Read by QxMD guidefor further information including full access details.

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