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David and Katie talk to Dr. Jeffery Taekman, a physician, researcher and educator at Duke. Jeff takes us through his various workflows for getting work done in his profession including using his iPad in his medical practice.
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Links and Show Notes:
Links for this episode:
- Jeff Taekman- About.me)
- Max Barky (MaxBarky) on Twitter) Rascal of the Internet
Jeff Taekman's WiPPP - Workflows in Personal and Professional Productivity)
Collected from: Jeff Taekman's WiPPP - Workflows in Personal and Professional Productivity)
Mac Power Users 100: Awesome MPU Listeners)
For show 100, Katie and David are joined by several amazing listeners (including academics, authors, pilots, and more) as they talk through their own Mac and iOS workflows.
Writing Workflows: Collecting Information in Papers2 (MacPowerUsers Show 100) - Jeff Taekman's WiPPP)
Simulation game - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
A simulation game attempts to copy various activities from "real life" in the form of a game for various purposes such as training, analysis, or prediction.
Epic Games)
Unity - Game Engine)
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare)
Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™ on the App Store)
Çingleton on Vimeo)
-David Teare's Çingleton video)
zaggfolio | ZAGG)
My Google Glass Pickup Experience, Chelsea Market, New York City)
Google+ Hangouts)
what are cognitive aids? | CogAIDS)
Sometimes called “checklists”, we think of cognitive aids in medicine as structured pieces of information designed to enhance cognition and adherence to medical best practices.
The Scream by Edvard Munch- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Byword • Simple and efficient text editor for Mac, iPhone and iPad.)
Simple and efficient text editing for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Editorial for iPad)
Editorial is a plain text editor for the iPad with powerful automation tools and a beautiful inline preview for writing Markdown.
Mac Power Users 156: Editorial with Federico Viticci)
Papers for Mac)
Papers is an Apple Design Award and Ars Design Award winning solution for managing research literature.
EndNote | Thomson Reuters)
DEVONthink — Smart document management for Mac)
Literature and Latte - Scrivener Writing Software)
Fiddling with Ulysses III — MacSparky)
Skim | Home)
Skim is a PDF reader and note-taker for OS X. It is designed to help you read and annotate scientific papers in PDF, but is also great for viewing any PDF file.
MindNode)
Tinderbox: The Tool For Notes)
iThoughts HD)
Meeting Workflows: Processing Meeting Notes and Discovering Linkages - Jeff Taekman's WiPPP)
Drafts - Agile Tortoise)
nvALT - BrettTerpstra.com)
Drink!
OmniFocus - The Omni Group)
How to take meeting notes that really work | Macworld)
Jeff Taekman, M.D. Macworld Article on making meeting notes.
Dragon - Dragon NaturallySpeaking - Nuance - Nuance)
Dragon Medical - Nuance - Dragon Medical)
Pocket)
PopClip for Mac)
Voice Dream: Text To Speech App)
BusyCal by BusyMac)
Bowtie)
Bowtie is a desktop accessory that allows you to see and control your music (iTunes, Spotify, Sonora, or Rdio) with customizable shortcuts, advanced Last.fm support, and hundreds of beautiful themes available to download for free.