Why Star Trek is science past -- So, you'd like a handheld -- Choosing hardware -- Choosing software for yourself -- Organizing your life -- Taking lecture notes -- Keeping track of patient details -- Medical references -- Reading electronic books -- Games for ward rounds -- Carrying the web with you -- Handhelds for patients -- Why two handhelds are better than one -- Case 1: the haematology department -- Case 2: the general practice surgery -- Case 3: the acute medicine department -- On being a project champion -- Making change happen -- Talking to the IT department -- Choosing software for the team -- Training -- Electronic documents -- Getting the funding
Summary
This is the first book to address the uses of handheld computers within clinical practice and considers the many different possible applications of handheld computers in a medical environment
Notes
"First published by Mohammad Al-Ubaydli 2002 under the imprint Idiopathic Publishing"--Title page verso
