Looking to upgrade your PDA or smart phone?Before you buy, click on the title to see the results of this recent study. Objective:To determine which design features of popular mobile devices are supportive of various nursing tasks. Device usability was determined via performance and user perceptions of the following five mobile devices:
◦Nokia N810
◦Blackberry Bold
◦Apple iPhone 3G
◦Palm Treo 680
◦HP iPAQ 210
Labels: evaluation, mobile devices, nursing tasks, PDA's, smart phones
Interested in the latest developments in e-books?
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excellent blog & sign up for the
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Left ~ Mobipocket on a Blackberry
Right ~ The Kindle 2
Labels: ebooks, smart phones, technology news
If you would like to access the
DynaMed point-of-care database on your PDA's or SmartPhones,
please come and see us in the Library to obtain you serial number login!Labels: Anne Ross Library, Caribbean Medical School, DynaMed, library resources, mobile applications, mobile medicine, PDA's, smart phones, UMHS-SK, University of Medicine and Health Sciences
This week on Dr. John Halamka's award-winning blog, he outlines 5 arguments in favor of the
iPod Touch for healthcare applications, labelling it
"the mobile clinical data viewing and educational device of the future". Click on the title to read how Dr. Halamka backs up this claim...Labels: healthcare information technology, healthcare technology, informatics, iPod Touch, medical informatics, mobile devices, mobile medicine, smart phones
