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Showing posts with label Healthcare Mobile App Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healthcare Mobile App Development. Show all posts

Thursday, September 17, 2015

How should you do a medical application development

Most medical practitioners will agree on how helpful mobile technology has become for both patients and doctors. The information that could previously be reached only through reading voluminous books is now available a few touches away.  With dedicated medical application development, entire medical libraries, drug reference and a lot of other things can now be made available in single device which easily fits in our pocket or palm.

Many doctors use medical apps on daily basis. They can easily cross check drug dosages or perform complex calculation of kidney function. They can even counsel a patent remotely. There may be a number of instances where mobile apps are useful. Apps make jobs of doctors less stressful, bring convenience in their practice and finally save lives of people.

Medical application development industry is growing by leaps and bounds.  148apps.biz has recently estimated that more than 35K active medical apps are available on App Store.  It’s 2% of 1.7 million apps on the App Store and excluded of 50k apps which are aimed at health and fitness purposes.

It shows that market for medical application development is really growing. But for developers who do these apps, there are certainly some points they should keep in mind while building medical apps.

Make a good, attractive design
If you have a medical app out there on any store, it is supposed to be aesthetically appealing with having smooth, easy UI and glitch free navigation. Make it colorful and filled with fun.

Add reliable references
If you are building a medical app, add the most reliable library of reference. It will save people’s lives and thus it should be as reliable as possible.

Collaboration with medical institution
Collaborate your app at least with a credible medical institution. It will give the app with sense of legitimacy and people will believe on it without having a second thought.

Make it as a complete tool
If the app is helping users caring health conditions, it should also educate doctors and patients. It should be built as a complete tool for the purpose. Apart from being a complete tool, it can also offer medical news and articles.

For more information and examples to our best of the medical application implementations, please feel free to contact one of our executives at +1 516 515 9506 or drop your enquiry on sales@rapidsofttechnologies.com. We are working round the clock to help our clients with suitable solutions.

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Monday, August 31, 2015

How should you do a Medical Application Development

Most medical practitioners will agree on how helpful mobile technology has become for both patients and doctors. The information that could previously be reached only through reading voluminous books is now available a few touches away.  With dedicated medical application development, entire medical libraries, drug reference and a lot of other things can now be made available in single device which easily fits in our pocket or palm.
Many doctors use medical apps on daily basis. They can easily cross check drug dosages or perform complex calculation of kidney function. They can even counsel a patent remotely. There may be a number of instances where mobile apps are useful. Apps make jobs of doctors less stressful, bring convenience in their practice and finally save lives of people.
Medical application development industry is growing by leaps and bounds.  148apps.biz has recently estimated that more than 35K active medical apps are available on App Store.  It’s 2% of 1.7 million apps on the App Store and excluded of 50k apps which are aimed at health and fitness purposes.
It shows that market for medical application development is really growing. But for developers who do these apps, there are certainly some points they should keep in mind while building medical apps.
See more at: How mobile application development helps healthcare industry?
• Make a good, attractive design
If you have a medical app out there on any store, it is supposed to be aesthetically appealing with having smooth, easy UI and glitch free navigation. Make it colorful and filled with fun.

• Add reliable references 
If you are building a medical app, add the most reliable library of reference. It will save people’s lives and thus it should be as reliable as possible.

• Collaboration with medical institution
Collaborate your app at least with a credible medical institution. It will give the app with sense of legitimacy and people will believe on it without having a second thought.
• Make it as a complete tool 
If the app is helping users caring health conditions, it should also educate doctors and patients. It should be built as a complete tool for the purpose. Apart from being a complete tool, it can also offer medical news and articles.

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    Thursday, July 30, 2015

    Mobile App Trends in Medical Industry

    There are currently 17,000 medical apps available with the top 10 mobile health apps generating up to four million free and 300,000 paid downloads per day. As consumers continue to rely on mobile apps for health and fitness, we will continue to see this number grow.



    Top mobility trends in the healthcare industry

    1. Restructured Administrative Processes
    2. Digital Health Records
    3. Mobile Communications and Consulting
    4. Collaborative Medical training and Education
    5. Automated Inventory Management Systems
    6. Omni-channel Experience

    Mobile Applications can be used to satisfy several needs in healthcare:


    1.     Education and awareness
    2.     Helpline
    3.     Diagnostic and treatment support
    4.     Communication and training for health workers
    5.     Disease and epidemic outbreak tracking
    6.     Remote monitoring
    7.     Remote data collection

    Who We Are?

    Rapidsoft Technologies is one of the reliable Mobile App Development Company in India and USA . Our aims is  to create custom mobile apps solutions across verticals for individuals, startups, brands and enterprises and is always willing to go above and beyond to the expectation at industry competitive rate.

    To know more about our Medical mobility solutions in India, reach us at sales@rapidsofttechnologies.com

    Mobile Application Development helps Healthcare Industry

    Mobile application development is also redefining healthcare industry. Apps are tiny programs, available for a range of purposes such as patient scheduling, remote patient monitoring, drug reference & information and tens of others. Also, mobile apps have been spotted as greatly useful tool when it comes to monitoring and management of chronic diseases. Doctors and other people in healthcare and medical domain hiring mobile application development companies to realize their ideas.
    There are mobile application development experts who, with the help of healthcare specialists, are able to add features like great experience and user-friendliness to healthcare apps. Today, both app developers and medical professionals are working together to create best of the mobile applications for health advises and monitoring. And people are also adopting these apps as convenient system for tracking heath data and receiving reminders.
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    Article Source: http://www.rapidsofttechnologies.com/blog/index.php/how-mobile-application-development-helps-healthcare-industry/

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    Hospitals go the virtual way as Health Apps gain Popularity

    An increasing number of hospitals are now using customised and popular mobile applications to reach out to patients.
    These mobile apps are also helping patients to seek appointments, get ready reckoners and get laboratory reports on their smartphones, saving them a visit to the hospital.
    Max Healthcare launched Max MyHealth application for Android and iOS users last month. The app provides patients immediate access to doctors, emergency services, cost transparency and personal healthcare. The app can be also used to book and pay for an annual health check-up, home-care services, cancel appointments, find directions to the nearest Max hospital, view lab reports and use payment option for non-paid appointments using multiple payment methods.
    “It is a bit like choosing your airline seat online; patients can now choose doctors and slot an appointment with them through the app. We plan to roll out this app to other mobile platforms as well like Windows and start voice-activation for people with disabilities,” said Anas Abdul Wajid, director of sales and marketing, Max Healthcare.
    Indian Spinal Injuries Centre in Vasant Kunj encourages people to use WhatsApp to fix appointments and give feedback, including on resolution of complaints. “Apart from reaching us online, patients can contact us directly through mobile messaging applications like WhatsApp,” said Dr Param Hans Mishra, medical superintendent, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre.
    On call
    Then there’s the subscription website ‘Doctor on call (DOC)’ on 0120-4886500, where people can buy annual plans that entitles them to medical services. The gold plan costs Rs 2000 annually and offers subscriber free blood tests, 24x7 doctor and nutritionist access, special discounts and home visits. The Silver Plan is for Rs 1,500 and offers all of the above sans home visits.
    Patients can register themselves on the website by clicking on ‘CALL ME BACK’ option. They will be asked to enter their names, email id and phone number. DOC officers either connect patients with a general physician or fix and share appointments/check-up details.
    Rohini-resident Rakesh Arora, 50, called — Doctor on call— when his wife suddenly fell ill at midnight last week.
    “They recommended medicines that helped her feel better. She was fine within a couple of hours. Also, about months ago, my mother too consulted doctors on phone for itching in her eyes,” said Arora.
    “We are aiming at patients not needing to go to hospitals. They can to speak to doctors on phone,” said Dr Randhir Sud, director, Doctor On Call.
     Even government hospitals are gradually going the virtual way with the Delhi government and hospitals like the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) having started patient registration online.
    AIIMS’ Trauma Centre also provides online information on wait period for various procedures, number of patients seen, admissions and discharges made in a day, etc. that gets automatically updated every minute.   
    “We started it because people were complaining about being unaware of how long they were to wait to get a test done or get their wound dressed. We wanted a mechanism in place to see where things were going wrong and how we could inform people about the exact wait time,” said Dr Deepak Agrawal, professor, neurosurgery at the hospital.
    Telemedicine
    Tele-consultation, telemedicine, online registration, live surgeries relayed online, etc. all come under the ambit of mobile health.
    Online consultation is proving to be a boon for people living in tier two - tier three cities for whom it is not feasible to travel to the metropolitan cities to seek a second opinion or even for frequent follow ups.
    Patients who are diagnosed for any tertiary level procedure/ surgery/ medical intervention tend to seek a second opinion before they undergo the procedure.
    Since the popular doctors of the country largely live in metropolitan cities, getting access to them becomes an issue for these patients, and online facilities help bridging this gap.
     “It allows patients to seek medical care without personally visiting a doctor. With this technology, they are also able to share their medical reports for diagnosis and consultation. I get queries and even report images on WhatsApp,” said Dr Anupam Sibal, group medical director, Apollo Hospitals that has 120 telemedicine centres running.
    Read More: http://goo.gl/9Qzyq2

    Wednesday, July 29, 2015

    Max Hospitals Mobile Apps

    Max Healthcare has rolled out a unique solution to help its patients reach out to their doctors, even at odd hours, with just one click on their smart phones.The fastest and easiest way to book an appointment with your Max Hospital doctor, view your lab reports or get health updates - ‘Max MyHealth’ from Max Healthcare makes managing your health needs simple and convenient!
    Max Healthcare is one of the leading healthcare providers in India with over 11 hospitals in Delhi-NCR, Punjab and Uttarakhand, over 2100 world-class doctors and 9300 support staff.

    ‘Max My Health’ features include:

    - Book an Appointment with your doctor using multiple payment methods
    - Find a doctor and read now about them
    - View your lab reports (coming soon)
    - View health offers at your near Max Hospital
    - Reach Max Emergency instantly
    - Find directions to the nearest Max Hospital
    and many more.

    Download the 'Max My Health' app for your Android phone today to make being healthy convenient.

    Visit www.maxhealthcare.in for more information. For queries/ suggestions/ feedback write to us at maxmyhealth@maxhealthcare.com

    Click Here to Download Apps for Android Phone -https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Max+Healthcare&hl=en

    Healthcare Mobile App Development

    Healthcare Mobile App Development
    •  To Emotionally Get Connected With The Patients
    •  Saves Energy, Time and Money
    • Helpful Tool for Everyone
    • Communication Tool for Patients
    • A Blessing for the Discharged Patients

    Health applications have the potential to be adapted and used by healthcare professionals and consumers, helping to revolutionise the sector and reflect the digital age we live in.

    As mobile technology becomes more sophisticated, apps have huge potential to deliver simple, effective, inexpensive, and personalised solutions to healthcare professionals' training needs.

    Smartphones and apps incorporate a range of features which can be utilised for interactive learning, such as 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sound and video, voice recorder and camera.