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Anaesthetic Trivia - Macintosh

Robert Reynolds Macintosh (1897-1989), New Zealand-born anaesthetist, became the first British Professor of Anaesthetics in Oxford in 1937 and was a key figure in the foundation of academic anaesthesia. A pioneer, he designed his eponymous laryngoscope, spray, endobronchial tube and vaporiser.

HanDBase for iPhone on its way...

Written by NTCAT Admin

Friday, 12 September 2008 04:44

True to their word DDH Software are actually getting the iPhone version of HanDBase sorted out. That means that those of us who are addicted to Apple's beautiful little machine may be able to use it for an offline version of the College logbook. It also opens the possibility of having your own logbook for ITU etc...

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Dan Low said:

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iGasLog is coming to the Apple App store in November. It is made by imobilemedic.com and recreates the RCA logbook on the iPhone. It is backwards compatible with old versions and is able to generate activity reports to be used at appraisals etc.

21 October, 2008