I write and serve as Associate Editor for iMedicalApps, a leading online publication for medical professionals, patients, and analysts interested in mobile medical technology & healthcare applications. The publication has grown enormously and is recognized as experts in mobile health by the New York Times, Wired Magazine, Slate Magazine, the American Medical Association’s news outlet, and many other reputable media outlets. We have been cited in various medical journals, such as the Annals of Emergency Medicine, the Journal of Surgical Oncology, the Journal of Surgical Radiology, and others.
We have more than 100,000 unique readers per month (as of 2015).
Satish Misra, MD, a cardiology fellow at Johns Hopkins University, graciously allowed me to join his team as a writer back in 2013. I’m fortunate to be working amongst a very enthusiastic, brilliant team.
As of 2015, I have written 50+ articles, with more along the way. The latest articles are listed under my name on iMedicalApps.
Here are some older ones from 2014:
- Conference: The prescription for incorporating happiness & pleasure in health apps
- Interview: Create medical apps with security peace-of-mind: HIPAA compliance with TrueVault
- Research news: App-based games assess cognition as well as traditional exams
- Interview: Interested in using Google Glass in health? Pristine.io’s Kyle Samani shares his insights
- Interview: Cloud 9 tele-mental health platform links patients with therapists
- News: Stanford to offer free online training in mobile health
- News: Google Fit platform unveiled to integrate health apps, devices
- Interview: Bringing psychotherapy to the masses: ThriveOn
- Interview: UC Irvine on innovation: HealthEdIT online platform to enable medical students to curate medical & technology content
- Interview: From iPads to Google Glass: Warren Wiechmann on innovation in medical education at UC Irvine
- News: UC Irvine School of Medicine first in U.S. to pilot Google Glass in medical education
- Interview: No more pagers: how one physician is building a smarter smartphone communication app for care coordination and population health
- Interview: Pioneering medical diagnostics on Google Glass: behind the scenes at UCLA Ozcan Lab
- Interview: Designing for healthcare: IDEO’s Stacey Chang shares insights for clinicians seeking to innovate
- Interview: Taking mobile health technology into the real world: insights from IDEO’s Stacey Chang
- Conference: It’s all about the user – designing user interfaces for worldwide mobile health
- Interview: How do you craft technology to save lives? An interview with AirStrip COO Matt Patterson MD
- Interview: WLSA CEO Rob McCray shares insights into future of mobile health and his tips for aspiring innovators
- Interview: Blue Button apps aim to empower patients with their health info, interview with Humetrix EVP Chris Burrow
- Conference: Current challenges in mHealth behavioral intervention research
- Conference: How to change your patients’ behaviors with your health app
- Interview: How do you design video games for health? Insights from RWJ Foundation award winning Litesprite
- Interview & Project In-depth: SPARX aims to use gamification to help kids manage diabetes, asthma, and other chronic conditions
- Conference: How innovation in mobile health is reshaping mental health
- Interview: On designing apps for patients & healthcare professionals: a chat with Amy Cueva, founder of Mad*Pow
- Interview: Patient Partner app uses gamification to improve medication adherence
- Conference: Bringing together health, tech, business in one roof: Health 2.0 Silicon Valley 2013 conference preview
- Interview: Healthcare entrepreneurship, emergency physician Peter Hudson’s experience in healthcare tech & as CEO of iTriage
- Interview: From pre-med to mobile health project manager, interview with Eric Huynh at Azumio
- Conference: Health 2.0, the healthcare app and IT market for the underserved
- Conference: Trends in healthcare information technology, why it matters to doctors
- Conference: Platforms and APIs are the next big thing in mobile health
- Review: AgileMD Android app allows accelerated access to medical algorithms and aids assessments
- Review: Mayo Clinic on Pregnancy app educates expectant mothers
- Conference: Important tips for doctors with medical app ideas
- How To: Prototype your app rapidly with a pen, some paper, and Preview
- New DSM-5 psychiatric criteria app to be released June 1st
- Conference: Health:Refactored Conference: numerous paths to develop, design dream health apps
- Review: Mood Watch is a cumbersome app that tracks limited psychiatric symptoms