Ted W. James, MD

These symptoms are recurrent despite patient's adherence to enzyme replacement therapy for pancreatitis. Your next step?

What are the 5 must-have apps that physicians can use to promote optimal eye health? Scroll through our quick slideshow to find out. 

After endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography with stone extraction, the picture gets complicated for this 40-year-old woman.

The 31-year-old has not seen a healthcare provider in more than 10 years and claims good health until now. Lab and imaging results tell a different story.

The patient reports mild fatigue and pruritis but denies jaundice, scleral icterus, abdominal swelling. What’s your impression?

The patient also has a 2-year history of elevated ALP. Results of MRCP and liver biopsy guide next steps. What's your choice?

What are the top 5 HIV/AIDS apps that both physicians and patients can use? Scroll through our new slideshow to find out. 

The 21-year-old recently immigrated from Mexico. She has had trouble swallowing both solids and liquids x4 months. The clue to diagnosis is a subtle one.

A bite of steak has been lodged in the patient's throat for 1 hour; why hasn't this bout of dysphagia resolved spontaneously?

An app that tracks cigarette cravings and moods, one that guides patients through proper inhaler use, and 3 other top COPD apps for both patients and physicians. 

A young woman presents with sharp LLQ pain, fever, and increased white count. What's your diagnosis? 

Two scenarios: a 42-y/o man with MRCP findings of concern and a 35-y/o woman s/p RNY and C-sections, with RUQ pain. Your solutions?

Help your patients with diabetes help themselves. See 5 apps at-a-glance you can discuss at the next visit.

This month, our app reviewer selected the top 5 depression apps that you and your patients can use. Which ones made the cut?

Opioids, alcohol, other? In our short slide show, we review the top 5 apps to help you guide patients to and through addiction recovery.

Which immunization apps should you put on your mobile device today? Our app reviewer offers the complete rundown. 

Do you do locum tenens work or think you might be interested? Our app reviewer looks at 5 apps that help you plan, stay organized, manage budgets, and relax.

Our app reviewer picked out the top 5 apps in geriatric care. Scroll through our quick slideshow to get the highlights. 

Our app reviewer picked the top 5 apps that every primary care physician should have to stay up-to-date with current medical news. Check out our slideshow to find out more. 

What women want these 5 apps offer: access to user-friendly technology that supports a wide range of health issues exclusive to them. Get the highlights.

We top-line 5 migraine tracking & management apps that stand out from the many available and our app reviewer points out defining features.

For your patients with 2018 resolutions to get healthy! Get a top-line look at 5 top fitness apps you can recommend to them and/or use yourself.

Our app reviewer toplines the Pixel 2 features that busy PCPs need most. Brand allegiance aside, aren't new smartphone features always worth a look? 

Apps to guide osteoporosis treatment, insulin management, endocrine emergencies, plus ADA and Endo Society standards of care, at-a-glance.

Chronic renal disease is common in primary care settings and so are its comorbidities. In brief here, 5 apps you might want at hand.

Get a top-line review of 5 apps for the Apple watch including Medical Calc, Nike+ Run Club, WaterMinder, and Epic MyChart.

Have a quick look at 5 apps that track BP, estimate risk, chart DASH, just say "Ohm," and more.

Every primary care physician needs a few specialty references at hand. Check out these 3 for assists with pulmonary patients.

Every primary care physician needs a few specialty apps for reference. Check out these 3 that you might want to download today.

Have a quick look at the Patient Care 2016 5 Top Apps for Primary Care slide show -- there is probably at least one here that you need.