2015•British Journal of Hospital MedicineRequires access

Use of smartphone apps by paediatric trainees

Srinivas Jyothi, Fiona Halton, Helen M Goodyear

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Abstract

Over 70% of the population owns a smartphone and there are now millions of apps available. This study looks at smartphone and app use among paediatric trainees, in particular whether they are accessing medical apps to help with clinical practice.

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Over 70% of the population owns a smartphone and there are now millions of apps available. This study looks at smartphone and app use among paediatric trainees, in particular whether they are accessing medical apps to help with clinical practice.

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Over 70% of the population owns a smartphone and there are now millions of apps available. This study looks at smartphone and app use among paediatric trainees, in particular whether they are accessing medical apps to help with clinical practice.

Key concepts: Medicine, Smartphone app, Smartphone application, Mobile apps, Internet privacy, App store, Clinical Practice, Population

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