Don't you think that a handheld device in the waiting room would tend
to disappear?
I would suggest a browser-based kiosk solution, which would surely
also lead to an option for the patient to fill in their medical
history from home.
Rod
www.sunsetsystems.com
On Monday 05 February 2007 11:11, Will Ross wrote:
Suggestions Wanted.
I am working on a proposal that will deploy handheld devices in
physician waiting rooms. These devices are imagined to be in the
form factor of small laptop, tablet or ultramobile computer. This
device will primarily mediate patient interaction with their own
demographic details and past medical history. At this point the
device is imagined to be a dumb terminal rather than an intelligent
workstation, but this view may evolve. Any suggestions for existing
open source projects, known clinical implementations, appropriate
hardware to investigate, or solutions to avoid will be appreciated.
With best regards,
[wr]
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