Volume 3 Issue 1
The Editorial Board at the Journal of Mobile Technology in Medicine is proud to present Volume 3, Issue 1, published in March 2014. Mobile technology in Medicine is a rapidly developing area, and we hope to continue accelerating research in the field. We look forward to your submissions for Issue 2.
Editorial
001 Smartphone medical imaging: applications and future considerations
R. Chakrabarti, C. Perera
Original Article
002 Simple, Low-Cost Smartphone Adapter for Rapid, High Quality Ocular Anterior Segment Imaging: A Photo Diary
D. Myung, A. Jais, L. He, Robert T. Chang
009 3D Printed Smartphone Indirect Lens Adapter for Rapid, High Quality Retinal Imaging
D. Myung, A. Jais, L. He, M.S. Blumenkranz, R.T. Chang
016 Diy – Smartphone Slit-Lamp Adaptor
J.B. Chan, H.C. Ho, N.F. Ngah, E. Hussein
023 A smartphone app to screen for HIV-related neurocognitive impairment
R.N. Robbins, H. Brown, A. Ehlers, J.A. Joska, K.G.F. Thomas, R. Burgess, D. Byrd, S. Morgello
037 Fitness apps, a Valid Alternative to the Gym: a pilot study
G. Padmasekara
046 Medical students’ perceptions regarding the impact of mobile medical applications on their clinical practice
J.B. Chan, H.C. Ho, N.F. Ngah, E. Hussein
Letter To The Editor
054 Skin Health Applications: Blessing or Misdiagnosis?
A. Wasim, M.H. Rizvi, A.F. Khan
In keeping with our open-access principles, all articles are published both as full text and as PDF files for download. For your convenience, attached to this post is a PDF file containing the complete Volume 3, Issue 1, which can be easily downloaded and saved for viewing offline.
We look forward to hearing from readers in the comments section, and encourage authors to submit research to be considered for publication in this peer-reviewed medical journal.
Yours Sincerely,
Editorial Board
Journal of Mobile Technology in Medicine
