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August 29, 2011
Need CME? There's An App For That!

ACCP has just launched an additional version of the ACCP-SEEK app, now with CME! Read on to find out more, and see a video demo.

June 24, 2011
CHEST Journal and ACCP-SEEK iPhone and iPad Apps Get Rave Reviews

The ACCP has been working to deliver different types of content to you on your iOS mobile device. A leading independent app review site just gave some very positive reviews of two of our mobile apps, and we're working to provide you with more medical education content for your mobile device. Read on for more details!

December 22, 2010
CHEST journal launches free iPhone/iPad app; home page gets facelift

CHEST journal just launched a free full-text, full-featured app for the iPhone and iPad. And we just added some features to the CHEST journal home page. Read on for more info!

August 09, 2010
Move Over Skynet, iPad is Taking Over

Although it's only been on the market, the iPad is being adopted an an amazing pace. And one of its most rapid adoption communities are physicians and healthcare professionals. How will the iPad change medicine?

May 12, 2010
Social Media Revolution 2: The Sequel

My first blog post back in December of 2009 was the original Social Media Revolution video by Erik Qualman. Now it's updated to reflect some additional stats, and is just as eye opening as the first version.

February 03, 2010
Apple vs Google: Battle of the Tech Titans

The technorati debate on Apple iDevices vs Google Android devices has been going on for months. With the announcement of the iPad, it's geared up considerably. Today I dish up some food for thought, with the caveat that much of it was written before the iPad announcement, and right now we don't know if there will be any tweaks before its launch (or what's in store for iPad 2.0). For those of you who love a good tech device debate, dig out your popcorn!

January 28, 2010
iPad Mania!

Apple finally announces the much-anticipated iPad is official. What are the implications for health-care professionals? Will this device make a difference in clinical settings?