This book addresses the uses of handheld computers in clinical practice and clearly outlines all the possible applications of handheld computers in a medical setting. It explains the basics of handheld computing technology in everyday language. The book features three case studies demonstrating the use of handheld computers within medical groups: the GP surgery, in hematology and in acute medicine departments. This reference provides guidance for introducing handheld technology to colleagues and developing coherent team strategies.
Mohammad Al-Ubaydli