The Digital Doctor

In this episode Stevan, Wai Keong and Ed are joined by Nish to talk about Induction. Induction is an open-source and free app created by Ed that gives healthcare professionals the information they need for their local hospital e.g. extensions, bleep numbers, private codes and guidelines/FAQs.

Stevan and Wai Keong look at a novel way to record the respiratory rate of a patients - 7breaths. Sounds simple - but lots discussed in this podcast including agile development in healthcare and open-source.

In this episode Wai Keong, Stevan and Ed discuss styles of learning, tools and aspirational ideas about the future of learning as 'digital doctor'.

Stevan and Ed spend 90 odd minutes discussing useful hints and tips for managing email, tasks, references and writing. More informal than our usual episodes, but fun nonetheless.

Wai Keong, Stevan and Ed sit down with Mr Bill Aylward, creator of OpenEyes, to discuss open-source healthcare apps, building effective development teams, the amazing OpenEyes and much more.

In the light of new professional guidance some of the Digital Doctor Conference 2012 team discuss social media. Why use social media and some dos and don'ts.

Stevan is joined by his friend and colleague Tim Rittman. They’re both academic neurology registrars working at the University of Cambridge. They talk about research, open source software, communities and writing academic papers.

In this joint episode with our US counterparts at Medicineio we discuss the importance of IT literacy in healthcare, its challenges and solutions.

Treehouse (http://teamtreehouse.com/)

Code School (http://www.codeschool.com/)

W3 Schools (http://www.w3schools.com/)

Code Academy (http://www.codecademy.com/#!/exercises/0)

Doctors on Rails (http://www.doctorsonrails.org/)

Stevan, Wai Keong and Ed interview LJ Smith about the current state of the ePortfolio, The NHS Hack Day, and what the future holds for online learning.