Learn about handhelds
Handhelds are computers small enough to hold in your hand. So they're small enough to carry on your ward round, small enough to carry into theatre, and small enough to use in the audit meeting. Yet they're powerful. That's powerful enough to store your patients' details, powerful enough to write your operation notes on, and powerful enough to play games on. Audit meetings never looked so interesting.
What would you like to learn about?
- What is a handheld computer? Why should I get one? I would like a beginner's guide to handheld computers.
- I would like to read your BMJ clinical review of handheld computers.
- I am considering buying a machine. Which should I buy? I want a buyer's guide to choosing a handheld computer.
- I have just bought a handheld computer. What is the best software to get?
- I have been using my handheld computer for a while. What are the advanced uses I can put the machine to?
- My team is thinking of using handheld computers for the department. Does the book Handhelds for doctors have chapters about other teams that have done this?
