Ten years ago today, on January 28, 1996, Jeff Hawkins & Ed Colligan introduced the first PalmOS handheld - the Palm Pilot - to the world at Demo ‘96 at the Indian Wells Resort in southern California. (via Palmaddicts)
My first Palm PDA was the PalmPilot Professional. It’s now dead (RIP) and has a resting place [...]
Anesthesia Central — Mobility for the Gases (cute title!) is a good write-up of Unbound Medicine’s Anesthesia Central
Sounds like an excellent PDA resource for Anesthetists.
Tags: Unbound
Well, thought I’d mention the venerable B.N.F. (http://bnfDOTorg) again, one of the free comprehensive drug guides available online to healthcare professionals.
I have previously mentioned how to get the B.N.F. in your Palm PDA but the method (using iSiloX) does not work anymore.
The simplest way to get the B.N.F. in your Palm PDA is to access [...]
In case you weren’t aware, I thought I’d highlight FreeBooks4Doctors which has a large listing of free medical texts. This is a great resource for doctors and medical students.
I particularly like the eMedicine articles for their comprehensive reviews. You could of course put your PDA to good use and keep useful references in your Palm. [...]
Press release:
MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – January 23, 2006 – Skyscape, Inc., the leader in mobile health and medical information solutions, today announced the release of “Stedman’s Medical Dictionary, NEW 28th Edition” formatted specially for PDAs and smart phones.
“Stedman’s Medical Dictionary” offers quick access to thousands of medical terms, drug names, eponyms, procedures and protocols. Thoroughly [...]
I have encountered some colleagues who get frustrated with their handhelds. People, like your cars, you gotta perform some maintenance.
One of the Palmdoc Chornicle’s hibernating co-bloggers has just experienced a Treo Revival. If you have been experiencing crashes and resets on your device, perhaps it’s time to clean out the cupboard. Backup your vital data, [...]
Emergency Medicine Doc reminds us that the John Hopkin’s Antibiotic guide is available free for PalmOS (no PPC versions I’m afraid WM fans) and via the Web.
Another comprehensive Infectious disease/antibiotic guide for PalmOS and WM is the venerable Sanford Guide.
Tags: Palm, PPC, Sanford, Sanford Guide, WM
Wireless isn’t the future: it’s already with us, is a new report at e-health
http://www.e-health-insider.com/Features/articles.cfm?docId=95
Interesting report, most of it we already know but they have some interesting points!
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If you use a handheld or smartphone for web browsing, you may have dealt with pages that just don’t render properly, no matter which PDA browser you use. Google Mobilizer - http://www.google.com/gwt/n - as reported by Geek.com, offers another way to view pages.
Tags: Google, News, Smartphone
IslandCoders are at it again with Lung Doctor 1.0.0
Lung Doctor is a complete guide to the management of the nine most common lung problems afflicting man today. Discussions concerning the disease description, orders, diagnosis and therapeutics are presented in a most concise and comprehensive manner. Designed for physicians and patients, Lung Doctor acts as a [...]
i think the future is the bluetooth installations...