Even though you may be working together, family event coordination can be quite difficult. It can be difficult to organize the day's details, but it is possible with the right application. Whether you're coordinating a family outing, a holiday, or a party, you can plan it in minutes. Here are some of the best apps to help you stay organized.

Braintrainer combines four games into one, and tests accuracy, precision, and reaction time. It also challenges your memory by changing patterns. For instance, the bulls-eye game will require you to measure your response time down to milliseconds. It's a fun and addictive way of improving your hand-eye coordination. It works on both Android and iOS phones and requires Android 2.2 or higher. There are many difficulty levels and the games can be played in English.

Traffic Rush concentrates on urban environments with no traffic lights. Traffic Rush requires drivers to move faster in order avoid collisions at four-way intersections. This app tests your accuracy and precision. With this app, you can control the speed of approaching vehicles by swiping or tapping on the screen. The app is free and works on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The developer also confirmed that the privacy policies are excellent.

MyLinks strives to be free for patients as well as medical practices. It won the Allscripts Open ADP Patient Engagement Challenge. It was also named the Allscripts App of the Month for January. MyLinks will host a webinar on January 26th at 1 p.m. Eastern. The webinar will provide a better understanding of the app and what it can do for your practice.

Care team members can communicate via secure messaging, video chats or phone calls. You can personalize your notifications and receive event information through certain channels. The app lets you create and manage your own events. In addition to this, caregivers can add notes and photos to their calendar, so they can keep track of everything that is going on with their patients. A coordinated care group can be more productive. A coordinated care team can be more productive and efficient if everyone is involved.

A patient can add a provider to his or her care team by inviting him or her through the app. Patients can add new providers to their care team by selecting from a list. Caretakers can also add health care providers. The care coordination app makes it easy for patients to communicate with their team and see their health records. The HIE can be a valuable tool for patients as well as their families.