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Area of Science:

Medical Education Technology
Clinical Informatics
Digital Health Tools

Background:

Physicians and medical students increasingly utilize mobile applications on smartphones and tablets within clinical settings.
The integration of digital tools into medical practice is a growing trend, impacting daily workflows and patient care.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the types of mobile applications used by third-year medical students and their faculty preceptors.
To provide guidance on selecting reliable, useful, and up-to-date medical applications for clinical use.

Main Methods:

An anecdotal study involving interviews with third-year medical students and their faculty preceptors at the University of Minnesota.
Qualitative data collection on app usage patterns and preferences.

Main Results:

Identified a range of applications commonly used by students and physicians in clinical environments.
Documented anecdotal evidence of app integration into medical education and practice.

Conclusions:

Mobile applications are becoming integral to clinical practice and medical education.
Establishing criteria for evaluating and selecting high-quality medical apps is crucial for effective integration.