Event coordination can be challenging, especially if everyone is working together. It's a tedious task to organize every detail of the day, but with the right coordination app, it's easy to stay organized. It doesn't matter if you're planning a family trip, a holiday, and/or a party. You can do it all in minutes. Here are some of the best apps to help you stay organized.

Braintrainer is a combination of four games and tests precision, accuracy, and reaction speed. It also challenges memory through changing patterns. The bulls-eye game, for instance, requires you to measure your reaction time to milliseconds. Using this app is a fun and addictive way to improve your hand-eye coordination. It works on both Android and iOS phones and requires Android 2.2 or higher. You can play the games in English, and there are many difficulty levels.

Traffic Rush is an urban environment that has 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. You can adjust the speed of approaching vehicles using this app by tapping or swiping the screen. This app works on iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch. Developer also stated that privacy practices are excellent.

MyLinks aims to be free for medical practices and patients. It won the Allscripts Open ADP Patient Engagement Challenge. It was also named the Allscripts App of the Week for January. In addition to its success, MyLinks is hosting a webinar on January 26 at 1 p.m. Eastern time. The webinar will provide a better understanding of the app and what it can do for your practice.

All members of the Care Team can communicate directly through secure messages and video chats. You can set up your notifications to receive specific event data via certain channels. The app allows you to create and manage events. You can also add photos and notes to your calendar by caregivers, which will allow you to keep track everything happening with your patients. Coordinated care teams 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 choose from a selection of providers available to add a new doctor. Additionally, caregivers may add other health-care providers. Patients can communicate easily with their caregivers and view their health records through the care coordination app. The HIE can be a valuable tool for patients as well as their families.