1. Getting the Most Out of Your iDevice II Deven Chandra, BSc, MD, FRCPC, MEd Nick Lo, BSc, MD, FRCPC Anesthesia in the 21 st Century:

2. Disclosure

3. Objectives At the end of this session, the beginner or intermediate smartphone user will be able to:   Enjoy an informal and interactive session on modern information technology   Review the evidence of the effect of these devices on intraoperative vigilance   Gain an awareness of how to effectively use their iDevice to improve their time management, continuing medical education and teaching. The advanced user may gain some tips and tricks on effective iDevice use.   Do basic setup of an iDevice (i.e. email, contacts, calendar)   Discover some useful non-clinical applications; discover some useful medical applications

4. Outline  Who are we? Who are we? Who are we?  Philosophy & Evidence Philosophy & Evidence Philosophy & Evidence  What’s Available vs. What’s Possible What’s Available vs. What’s Possible What’s Available vs. What’s Possible  Hardware – What Should I Buy? -The Retina Display The Retina DisplayThe Retina Display -Memory -- Who’s this Meg I keep hearing about? Memory -- Who’s this Meg I keep hearing about?Memory -- Who’s this Meg I keep hearing about? -Wifi, 3G, LTE Wifi, 3G, LTEWifi, 3G, LTE -Tethering: Live Demonstration Tethering: Live DemonstrationTethering: Live Demonstration  Podcasts & Podcasting Podcasts & Podcasting Podcasts & Podcasting  The Potential of Khan Academy / iTunesU The Potential of Khan Academy / iTunesU The Potential of Khan Academy / iTunesU  Consent, Assent, and the Dentists’ Chair

5. Who are we?

7. Philosophy & Evidence

8. Vigilance

9. Vigilance

10. No iPhones, no Blackberries, no laptops -- just attention (and cigarettes)…

11. Is anyone really paying attention?

12. Probably…

13. What’s Available vs. What’s Possible

14. An Evolving Presentation  Last year -Hardware Choices -Basic setup -Useful Apps  This year -Hardware Explanations -Applications with Potential -What’s Possible for the Future

15. Hardware I: Displays  The iPhone 4S and iPad 3 have a “better” display screen, right?  Yes: -iPhone 1, 3G, 3GS = 480 x 320 @ 163 dpi -iPad 1, 2 = 1024 x 768 @ 132 dpi Vs. -iPhone 4, 4S = 960 x 640 @ 326 dpi -iPad 3 = 2048 x 1536 @ 264 dpi

16. So the dots smaller, so what?

19. The "Retina Display” is based on the assertion that a display of approximately 300 dpi at a distance of 12 inches (305 mm) from one's eye, or 57 arcseconds per pixel is the maximum amount of detail that the human retina can perceive. iPhone 4, 4S = 960 x 640 @ 326 dpi / iPad 3 = 2048 x 1536 @ 264 dpi

22. Background on Memory

23.  1 byte = 8 bits  Why 8 bits? -Because computers are based on a binary (0/1) system -Therefore, easiest expression would be 2 n -2 8 = 256 whereas 2 10 = 1024

24. Background on Memory

25. 1 Gigabyte = 1024 3 Bytes 1 Gigabyte ≠ 10 6 Bytes

26. Background on Memory 1 Gigabyte = 1,073,741,824 Characters ~357,913 Pages of Text 18 Hours of Music 8 Seconds of 1080p @ 24 fps uncompressed 4 GB for 2 hour movie with iTunes 1080p compression

27. Wifi, 3G, 4G/LTE – What do I need?

28. Connectivity: Wifi, 3G, LTE  Wired = 1 Gbps (Ethernet Gigabit LAN) = 7.5 GB/min  Wireless N = 540 Mbps = 4.1 GB/min  Cable Modem = 75 Mbps (Rogers Ultimate) = 563 MB/min  Cable Modem = 28 Mbps (Rogers Extreme) = 210 MB/min  3G Wireless = 170 Kbps = 1.3 MB/min  LTE Wireless (Rogers LTE) = 30 Mbps = 225 MB/min  Apple Thunderbolt = 20 Gbps (Light peak tech) = 150 GB/min

31. Rogers iPad LTE Plans Probably only for enthusiasts… Otherwise try tethering.

32. Tethering: Live Demonstration…

33. Podcasts & Podcasting

34. What is a Podcast?  (…) a converged medium bringing together audio, the web and portable media player.  An downloadable audio/video file saved on the internet.  A regularly updated series of audio/video files saved on the internet.  A regularly updated series of audio/video files saved on the internet and made available to portable devices.

35. Where to find Podcasts a converged medium bringing together audio, the web and portable media player

39. Postcasting: How does it work?  Audio/Video file recording -Using Webcam, microphone, or even iPhone -Save files as.mp3 or.aac -Upload to an RSS server system  RSS Feeds -RSS = Really Simple Syndication -An.XML formatted file that keeps an up-to-date inventory of what new content is available -In this case, the content is audio files  iTunes Podcast Subscription = Fancy RSS reading

40. Postcasting: How does it work?  RSS Feeds – Now it seems complicated  There are many simple and free services -PodOmatic -Podblaze

42. Podcasting has tremendous potential for CME The tools exist on the internet for FREE

43. Educational Potential

45. Khan Academy

51. Improving Productivity Using iDevices

52. Outline  Personal Document Library  Anesthesia/Medical Resources  Teaching Aids  Data Collection  Dictation Software

53. Personal Document Library The Ideal Library:  Accepts All Forms of Data/Information  Maintains Original Layout, Standardized Format  Allows Annotation  Accessible Everywhere  Easily Shared

54. Personal Document Library Ideal Library:  Accepts All Types of Data/Information  Maintains Original Layout, Standardized Format  Allows Annotation  Accessible Everywhere  Easily Shared Goodreader Cost: $4.99

55. Personal Document Library Common Types of Data  PDFs  Photos  Videos  Word/Excel/Powerpoint  Webpages  Scanned documents  Text from Photos Goodreader Cost: $4.99

56. Personal Document Library Common Types of Data  PDFs  Photos  Videos  Word/Excel/Powerpoint  Webpages  Scanned documents  Text from Photos Save2PDF Cost: $4.99/$5.99

57. Personal Document Library Common Types of Data  PDFs  Word/Excel/Powerpoint  Webpages  Photos  Videos  Scanned documents  Text from Photos

58. Personal Document Library Scanned Documents

59. Cost: Usually Free

60. Personal Document Library Common Types of Data  PDFs  Word/Excel/Powerpoint  Webpages  Photos  Videos  Scanned documents  Text from Photos (OCR) TextGrabber Cost: $0.99

61. Personal Document Library Text from Photos (OCR) – TextGrabber

62. Personal Document Library “Syncing” to the Cloud

63. Personal Document Library The Cloud

64. Anesthesia Resource Apps “Book-in-an-App”

65. Anesthesia Resource Apps Go to the App Store Search “anesthesia” or “anesthesiology” Quick-Reference Apps

66. Anesthesia Resource Apps

67. Cost: Free

68. Anesthesia Resource Apps Cost: $0.99

69. Anesthesia Resource Apps CardioMath Cost: Free

70. Teaching Aids Cost: $29.99

71. Teaching Aids iLarynx Cost: Free

72. Data Collection  Create your own Custom Database on your iDevice  Uses iDevice to capture unique data:  Camera – photos, video, barcode scanner  GPS – geotagging  Microphone – audio notes with speech-to-text TAP Forms Database Cost: $6.99/$8.99

73. Dictation Software Dragon Dictation Cost: Free

74. Questions / Discussion ChandraD@smh.caLoN@smh.ca ChandraD@smh.caLoN@smh.ca