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Featured Article: HealthPod - using the popular music player to help Bariatric surgery patients

 
HealthPod - using the popular music player to help Bariatric surgery patients
(Posted by cardoso, on July 23, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
Feature
Clarian Health Partners developed a program to use Apple's iPods to help bariatric surgery patients on better understanding their condition, the benefits and consequences related to the procedure. Using a US$120.000 studio, the Project creates videos and audio presentations...More...
Moving information online
(Posted by leo, on July 21, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
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I definitely have a very mobile life. I do have an office, however I spend a lot of time moving around, and I have to have all my information with me mosto of the time. As I continue to move...More...
Found my new device: Blackberry 8700g
(Posted by leo, on July 20, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
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I have finally found my new mobile device. I have not been able to use my PDA, simply because it is too cumbersome, and I needed a device that would be more than just a PDA. So I chose the...More...
US government: by 2014 all medical records will be electronic
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Rand Corporation estimates that in eficiency costs alone a paperless medical records infrastructure could save US$77 billions each year. Aiming a 2014 target, the goverment is creating a series of projects to fund the electronic medical records initiative, including a...More...
Real Time patient data for PocketPCs and Smartphones
(Posted by cardoso, on July 19, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
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From the press release: With a wireless PC, handheld device or smartphone, clinicians get instant access to patient data-rounding notes, lab results, x-rays, CT scans, even real-time waveforms and vitals stats from bedside monitoring devices.  Global Care Quest line...More...
An online calendar that "fits": 30boxes
(Posted by leo, on March 30, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
News
After searching for a good online calendar that could be accessed from any computer, I came across 30boxes. It is a new generation website that mimics a desktop application, and it does its job quite well. Not only can I...More...
Phraze-it: type without a stylus
(Posted by leo, on March 29, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
Just got word of a quite interesting application for Windows Mobile devices. Phraze-it is an application that allows the user to thumb-type, therefore making it supposedly easier to enter data. It displays a small matrix of buttons in the bottom...More...
Why the Microsoft Origami will / will not work for doctors
(Posted by leo, on March 05, 2006 ) | Comments (1)
News
The current buzz is about Microsoft Origami, the soon-to-be released ultra-portable computer that apparently will be smaller than a notebook and larger than a PDA, yet it will run Windows XP. I read a bit about what it should or...More...
Back to my Dell X30
(Posted by leo, on February 20, 2006 ) | Comments (0)
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After a few months without using my PDA at all, I decided to start using it once again. It so happens that I am constantly surrounded by computers with internet access, so I didn't really need a PDA. Now I...More...
Slow posting and news
(Posted by leo, on February 10, 2006 ) | Comments (3)
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This blog is still not dead, I am still around. Just happens that things are hectic, and I haven't been using my PDA very much. I still keep up with the news and blogs. Anyway, after buying a Sprint phone...More...
 
 

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