Medical Computing Review (MCR)
http://www.medicalcomputing.org/mcr/

Medical Computing Review publishes medical computing articles and software reviews for practicing physicians at all levels of computer competency. Founded in 1991 as Medical Software Reviews, it is commonly regarded as the leading resource for objective evaluations of medical software. The publication was renamed Medical Computing Review in 2005 as its content expanded to include articles reflecting the increasing role of computer technology in medical practice:

* MCReports: reports describing an aspect of computer technology and its effect or use in clinical practice
* Computing Rounds: case presentations describing a particular computing situation or product, followed by a discussion of the case by the author.
* NetViews: articles describing the strengths and limitations of a particular Web site, or how a topic of interest to physicians is covered on the Web.
* Byteside Consults: advice to the computer lorn, where selected questions are answered by experts and/or MCR staff.

Our medical software reviews are a continually developing database of MCReviews, our flagship full single product reviews; ComparaViews, comparative reviews of two or more products; NanoReviews, mini-reviews that follow the same template as MCReviews but in a few paragraphs rather than a few pages; and DejaViews, revisits of previous reviewed software. Products reviewed include software and online electronic medical records, clinical references, continuing medical education products, and practice management software for desktops, laptops, and handheld devices.