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Synapse India Reviews on

Developing Mobile Apps



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Agenda

• Mobile Devices in the Health System

• What kinds of mobile apps being

developed?

• Mobile Apps from UMMS/UMHS

• Supporting App Development

• Engagement



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Mobile Devices within UMHS

iPhone/iPad 2,009

Android 1,076

Blackberry 999

total 4,084

Exchange & BES

iPhone/iPad 6253

Android 2736

Blackberry 872

total 9,861

July 2011 March 2012



Mobile Device Deployments

• 200 iPads purchased by Anesthesiology forfaculty and residents (clinical web app and

education resources)

• iPad pilot with Neurosurgery Department (30

devices). Access to Centricity Nursing viaCitrix client app.

• M1/M2 students arriving at UMMS with iPads

and are asking for education resources to be

delivered in a mobile friendly format• Installed base of Blackberry devices continues

to be a challenge when developing mobile

apps - especially web-based apps



Mobile Applications

native app vs. web appNative Applications Web Applications

local applications web server-based application

no network required requires network connection

Objective C, JAVA, (JavaScript**) HTML5, PHP, jQuery Mobile

can access all features of device. e.g.location services, notification services

limited access to devicefeatures (** this is changing)

app performance is critical - 3DVisualization, Gaming

for access to server-baseddata within an enterprise

Separate app must be developed foreach platform - iOS, Android, Blackberry,

Windows, Nokia

single app supports mustplatforms - iOS, Android, Blackberry,

Windows, Nokia

Must deliver to separate Stores Available to all platforms*

Updates required for all versionsUpdates delivered from one

location to all platforms*



Administrative applications



Faculty Development News &

Events• Delivers News, Events, Resources• Supports registration, Mailing list signup

• Backend database administration

• Web application

• Developed by Office of EnablingTechnologies, MSIS



Orange Card Replacement



Education applications



Second Look Series

• Mobile app displays convert-

ed Powerpoint slide decks.

• Native app for Tablets:

- iOS & Android

• In-app purchase of additional slide decks.

• Developed by Office of Enabling Technologies, a unit

of MSIS

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Heart Sound

Challenge

• Developed by Instructional MultiMedia & Design, a unit of MSIS

• Released IOS app for iPhone/iPad

• Learn more: http://umhsheadlines.org/01/mobile-app-makes-learning-heart-sounds-easier/

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Clinical application examples



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MySkinCheck

• Developed for the UMHS Destinations Program by

Office of Enabling Technologies, a unit of MSIS

• First Release for iPhone/iPad, then for Android



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NeuroSurgery iPad Pilot Receiver

• Citrix Receiver on iPad to access core clinical online

applications

• Health System IT Pilot

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Supporting Mobile App

Development

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Provide a roadmap for design, development andrelease of a mobile app

– Design and idea brainstorming

• what delivery platforms?

• what type of app should be developed?

– Web App, Native App, E-Book

– Provide design consulting to build out the complete

design.

– Identify development resources for a project

(internal and contract) – Help with packaging/marketing and deployment

• GitHub repository of shared code

• Dashboard of mobile app development

• Adhoc app deployment support for testing



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Mobile ApplicationDevelopment Roadmap



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