Mobile applications for pain management: an app analysis for clinical usage

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This one's about the Mobile Apps in #pain. Interesting faculty panel! @GeorgiosMatis @GulfPain @pripri_MD @ISANHQ @pritanand @DrRakeshGarg8 @PoonampalPal @BhayaniSadiq

RT @MumbaiPain: #MPSPAINJC by DYPU & MPS 🗓️ This week's theme: Mobile Apps in Pain Medicine Links to Papers: 1.https://t.co/EY6VONi6Dq 2.ht…

#MPSPAINJC by DYPU & MPS 🗓️ This week's theme: Mobile Apps in Pain Medicine Links to Papers: 1.https://t.co/EY6VONi6Dq 2.https://t.co/RumbBLCr3M Speaker: Dr. Akhil Bhalla Faculty: @drverma @TahirJanmohamed 🗓️ 13th Nov, 7PM IST Register: https://t.co/n

RT @ikhenderson: “Unfortunately, authors could not find any pain apps suitable for clinical usage despite high demand from clinicians due t…

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