AAFP app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: PDA Verticals Corporation
First release : 28 May 2013
App size: 17.35 Mb
Report and earn CME, access journals and news, and search clinical recs all from the AAFP mobile app anytime!
The AAFP app makes it faster and easier for members to use the tools and services they need.
- Report CME and view your transcript
- Earn CME with Board Review questions, journal quizzes, and FP Essentials
- Access the American Family Physician (AFP) and Family Practice Management (FPM) journals
- Get the latest news, blogs, and AAFP podcasts on issues related to family medicine
- Search and bookmark clinical recommendations
- Students can research residencies and manage the interview process
Download today to start using these tools right on your mobile device and making the most of your AAFP membership.
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Latest reviews of AAFP app for iPhone and iPad
I find it useful to read AFP journal in this format (IPad)due easy links to outside online resources or AFP E-links . However, in this iteration a third of the screen is dedicated to links, so that viewing tables in their entirety is impossible. Please just put a link at the corner of the screen to go to a page with those links. Thanks!
I am happy that I am able access everything but its not actually an app. It is a bunch of icons with links that usually asks for separate login each time and basically connects you to the website. For the amount of money each member pays annually we deserve a better app experience. It should be a native iOS app.
This isnt really an app. Just has a bunch of links that open to the general AAFP website. Even then, it doesnt remember your log in credentials. Why use thus when you can just go to the website?
I really like this app.
Finally, a handy way to have everything all together in one place without resorting to storing icons in folders or typing in URLs. Greatly facilitates access to Website, Account information, AFP and FMP Journals, Board Review Questions, etc. One suggestion- Id like to see an icon with a direct link to CME reporting and online CME activity (e.g. The AFP Journal quizzes). That can be done, of course, by accessing the Website- but requires several steps, is somewhat cumbersome, and involves searching for and clicking on the correct links.