5 Top Apps for Primary Care

Slideshow

A quick review of: a great mobile ECG reference; a gout Dx tool; a contraception counseling aid; FPNotebook on mobile; and Klara.

The short slide show above offers snap-shot overviews of 5 apps useful to primary care clinicians, no matter the practice setting: Klara, Gout Diagnosis, FPNotebook, Contraception (from the CDC), and ECG Guide by Qx MD.Links to the apps can be found in the slide legends.

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