5 Best Pathogens apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best pathogens apps for Android. Trusted developers like Laboratoire Vetoquinol and Unbound Medicine, Inc are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Vetorapid, Johns Hopkins Guides ABX..., Firstline, .
1 Vetorapid
VetoRapid is an application to help identify pathogens responsible for mastitis
The VetoRapid app is designed for veterinarians to quickly identify the main pathogens causing clinical mastitis in farms. It uses a picture of a VetoRapid plate to confirm the pathogen(s) and suggest a suitable treatment. The app can automatically read the plate, but the user can also manually diagnose if they disagree with the automatic reading. It allows users to use pictures from their smartphone or received through mail or messaging systems. The app saves time and improves the accuracy of treatment decisions while contributing to valuable diagnostic benchmarking. It is available in major European languages.
2 Johns Hopkins Guides ABX...
Try for 30 days — Hopkins Antimicrobial Therapy, HIV, Diabetes, Psych Guidelines
The Johns Hopkins Guides app provides monthly content updates, evidence-based recommendations, expert analysis, and important literature references for healthcare professionals. It has specialized sections on antibiotics, psychiatry, HIV, and diabetes. The app features detailed information on antimicrobial therapy, disease management, treatment options, and diagnostic criteria. It also includes enhanced search, bookmarking, highlighting, and note-taking features for easy access to important entries. The app offers a free 30-day trial, after which a one-year subscription can be purchased. The subscription automatically renews annually, but users can choose to turn off auto-renewal. The app is published by Johns Hopkins Medicine and powered by Unbound Medicine.
3 Firstline
Clinical Decisions
Firstline is an Android app that helps healthcare professionals manage infectious diseases. It allows customization for different hospitals and institutions. The app provides resources for Antimicrobial Stewardship, COVID-19 guidelines, Infection Prevention & Control protocols, and information on antibiotics. It also includes local antibiogram data and a messaging system with push notifications. The app can be used offline and receives rapid updates from the cloud. It also has a discussion space for infectious disease specialists to share guidelines and learn from each other.
4 Immune system
It is an Application That Present All Immune System Diseases
The Immune system app for Android presents information about all immune system diseases. The immune system is a defense system in our bodies that protects against diseases caused by viruses, worms, and other pathogens. There are two subsystems of the immune system: innate and adaptive, which use different methods to perform their functions. The app explains how the immune system works and how it can be affected by disorders such as autoimmune diseases, inflammatory diseases, and cancer. It also covers immunodeficiency, which occurs when the immune system is less active than normal, and autoimmunity, when the immune system attacks normal tissues. Overall, the app provides a comprehensive overview of the immune system and its diseases.
5 Bacticount
Quantify bacteria and viruses with LAMP reactions
Bacticount is an Android app that helps identify and measure bacteria and viruses from patient specimens. You can use the camera on Samsung Galaxy S7 or S9 to measure a chemical reaction and get a pathogen diagnosis in less than an hour. The app allows you to generate standard curves using spiked samples, record real-time reaction traces, analyze the data against the standard curve to determine pathogen presence and concentration, and export the traces for further analysis on a computer. You can monitor up to 96 samples at once and record any compatible reaction in real-time. Please note that Bacticount is only compatible with Samsung Galaxy S7 and S9 due to camera calibration requirements. The app is a proof of concept and not approved by the FDA for disease diagnosis or treatment. For more information, visit their website or access the source code on GitHub.
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