AirStrip goes Android: AirStrip Technologies announced this week that its mobile patient monitoring solution AirStrip OB is now available for medical professionals to download from the Android Market. Release

Epocrates builds out CME offering online and on iPhone: Epocrates has partnered with RealCME to create a new CME platform that provides physicians and other medical professionals the opportunity to complete CME/CE courses in formats such as “Virtual Patient” interactions and interactive grand rounds. Release

Closed captioning for mobile phone calls: Consumer Cellular, which describes itself as the exclusive wireless provider for AARP members, launched a new offering this week called Mobile Captions Service. The service is similar to closed caption on television, and enables people with hearing loss to read typed captions of what is being said on a wireless phone display in real-time as the conversation is taking place. Site

BIDMC to build native iPad apps: Dr. John Halamka, Chief Information Officer at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston (BIDMC) told Forbes recently: “Our programmers are planning to build a few iPad native applications that enrich the user experience over the standard web browser access to our electronic health records.” Forbes

NextGen's mobile EMR: Brian Ahier has a glowing review up of NextGen's latest mobile EHR. More in the video below or over at Ahier's Blog.