Top 5 Neonatal Care Apps for Primary Care

An app for answering common breastfeeding questions, another to aide in interpreting bilirubin trends in newborns, and 3 more top neonatal care apps.

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From neonatal jaundice prevention to answering a new mother's questions on breastfeeding, primary care physicians can offer a range of guidance in neonatal care. That is why this month, our app reviewer has selected 5 neonatal care apps that primary care physicians can use to aide in the treatment of newborns as well as help parents navigate their child's development. In the slideshow above, we offer highlights of: 

  • An app that answers common breastfeeding questions with evidence-based answers.

  • An app to help providers give the best possible care for unwell babies in the hospital. 

  • An app that allows nursing mothers to track breastfeeding. 

  • A user-friendly tool to interpret bilirubin trends in neonates.

  • A digital tool to monitor growth of infants.

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LactFacts helps encourage new mothers to breastfeed with evidence-based answers to common breastfeeding questions. 

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LactFacts is available at iTunes and Google Play.

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NeoMate - For NICU Staff provides the latest evidence-based guidance to help physicians care for newborns in their critical time of need.

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NeoMate - For NICU Staff is available at iTunes and Google Play.

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Baby Feed Timer, Breastfeeding is a thoughtful app that allows nursing mothers to easily track breastfeeding.

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Baby Feed Timer is available at iTunes and Google Play. 

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BiliApp - Neonatal Jaundice Charts is a user-friendly tool that physicians can use to interpret bilirubin trends in newborns. 

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BiliApp is available at iTunes.

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Growth: baby & child charts helps parents keep track of their baby's critical developmental data including weight, height, and body mass index. 

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Growth is available at iTunes.

Follow Dr James on Twitter: @TedWJamesMD

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