BMJ tablet app

BMJ tablet app.

The future of medical information is mobile, and the BMJ is investing in its mobile presence. Following the launch or our iTunes app 18 months ago, the journal is now available free to tablet users as part of a personal or institutional subscription. The new " tablet app " is available on the iPad without the need for an iTunes account, and we expect to extend this to other tablet devices in th...

Tablet App halometer for the assessment of dysphotopsia.

PURPOSE To assess the validity and repeatability of the Aston Halometer. SETTING University clinic, United Kingdom. DESIGN Prospective, repeated-measures experimental study. METHODS The halometer comprises a bright light-emitting-diode (LED) glare source in the center of an iPad4. Letters subtending 0.21° (~0.3 logMAR) were moved centrifugally from the LED in 0.05 degree steps in 8 orient...

BMJ Richard

BMJ B Brueggemann , Richard

Objective To estimate the proportion of school age children with a persistent cough who have evidence of a recent Bordetella pertussis infection. Design Prospective cohort study (October 2001 to March 2005). Setting General practices in Oxfordshire, England. Participants 172 children aged 5-16 years who presented to their general practitioner with a cough lasting 14 days or more who consented t...

BMJ Open Respiratory Research

Correspondence to [email protected] BMJ are pleased to announce the launch of the new online-only fully open access title, BMJ Open Respiratory Research. This is published by BMJ in partnership with the British Thoracic Society. The aim of BMJ Open Respiratory Research is to publish high quality, peer-reviewed medical research in the respiratory field, to help improve healthcare outcomes globally....