MUST HAVE Apps for Junior Doctors & Med Students in 2022

[@OllieBurtonMed]

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[@Dangerous0Fairy]

BMJ best practice is a good recall app. It's like having a textbook at your disposal.
I'm studying for my royal college exams and (teach me anatomy) have been GREAT in doing just that

[@callum4387]

Love all those apps, some other I like: Geeky Medics, BMJ Best Practice and GGC Medicines (only relevant to those in West of Scotland but has guidelines for managing everything with local info e.g. PCI centre transfers etc)

[@Sammy.a1287]

Thank you Ollie this video is brilliant!

[@tas9_4ha]

Along with these four the following are also absolutely gorgeous & useful apps:
Geeky Medics
PocketDr
UpToDate (my lifesaver during neurology SHO job)
Foundation doctor handbook
BMJBestPractice
Medscape

[@nilz1882]

How to get the BNF for i phone ? Its not available in App Store -thanks 😊

[@vidyasagarchaubey859]

Up to Date

[@bjornbergensson8962]

Damn I've missed your listical videos

[@Sammy.a1287]

^

[@JJ-cj4bk]

wait are you the anatomyzone guy

[@OllieBurtonMed]

nope

[@toothless-grizzly7907]

Can someone TLDR

[@bjornbergensson8962]

no

[@Sammy.a1287]

@@bjornbergensson8962 😂

[@OllieBurtonMed]

I would but I don't think the sponsors would appreciate it

[@benpoulter9540]

BNF - drug dictionary
Induction - switchboard numbers index for each hospital
Micro guide - antibiotic index including local guidelines
MD calc - calculator for risk scores

[@toothless-grizzly7907]

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