Medical Apps


Medical iPhone Apps

Medical science is rapidly advancing, with new technologies making learning and communication easier for students, healthcare professionals, and the general public. eMedia have created a product range, called Pocket Anatomy, to help biology students, healthcare professionals, and the general public in visualizing the complexities of the human body in a novel format.

Learning on your mobile phone

Over one-fifth of the two billion downloaded iPhone apps are games. It is clear to see that the iPhone/iTouch technology is a popular entertainment platform. However, if we can harness this new technology to promote the understanding of healthcare (specifically coronary care), then this is a very exciting innovation for everybody.

Find out more…

For more information on our mobile medical Apps, or to download our latest release, please visit www.PocketAnatomy.com


The first interactive 3D Heart for the iPhone

The world of iPhone and iTouch Apps is changing the dynamic of mobile learning, and eMedia is at the fore-front of medical App development with the successful launch of its popular ‘Pocket Heart’ in October 2009. We subsequently launched a PC/Mac download version of the Pocket Heart in January 2010.

Who is using our iPhone App?

Our iPhone and iTouch range of Apps is a popular learning resource with:

  1. Biology Students: as a study tool for SAT/ Leaving Certificate / A-Level Biology.

  2. Medical and nursing students: as a study tool for 1st year students may not have studied biology before, or a quick reference guide when on work placement/internship.

  3. Healthcare professionals: to explain patient diagnoses.

  4. General Public: to understand the inner workings of the body.

Testimonials

“The graphics and animations will be what first grabs your attention, but you’ll soon find out that Pocket Heart is truly a good learning tool for cardiac anatomy and physiology.”iMedical Apps

“…great for patient education, especially seeing the heart beat in real time.”Think Anatomy
“…helpful to medical students, residents and clinicians learning to perform echocardiography, by allowing to correlate echo images to the anatomy.”Med Gadget
“I love this app. You can see the heart beating & oxygen going in & out. Plus it has tons of info. Worth every penny :) ”App Store Review
“…offers students a unique way to view the workings of the heart…and is also suitable for GPs and clinicians who wish to better illustrate their diagnoses to patients.”Gadget Republic Review
“Download of the Week!”The Irish Times
“…understand at a glance how your heart pumps blood”/ “…entender de un sólo vistazo cómo bombea sangre tu corazón”Muy Interesante
“App of the Week!”The Sunday Business Post technology team in the Markets Supplement
“…relevance to patients who want to understand better the functioning of the heart muscle and anatomy / …relevancia para pacientes que quieran entender mejor el funcionamiento del músculo cardíaco y su anatomía.”Somos Medicina