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Re: Hand Held ComputerFrom: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu)Tue Dec 19 12:39:45 2000
At Sun, 17 Dec 2000, Steven Crawford wrote: > >Which hand-held computer(s) do physicians on this List use for their >personal and business lives? And why? > >Palm Pilot? etc..... > >Thank you. > >Steve Crawford, MD I use a Visor Deluxe. Did a lot of research and consulted a lot of people before buying, but the ultimate deciding factor was that IT COMES IN BLUE. Only partly just kidding. I also liked the fact that it was cheaper than the comparable Palm. I am going to buy the Washington Manual for my expansion slot one of these days and get rid of the spiral copy that lives in my car. I bought a book called "How to Do Everything with Your Palm Pilot" Which has been really helpful. I got a really cool case called a Slipper Visor that I couldn't live without. Clips on and off my waistband quickly. Yes Palms and Visors can talk to each other. My boss beamed me a nice shareware program called Statcoder that is really helpful for E&M coding. (you can get it at statcoder.com) I am looking for a program containing ICD-9 codes. Anybody know of a good one? If you're going to use it for medical stuff, make sure you get at least 8 MB of memory. I hear TRG-Pro (another Palm OS-based device) has one now with 1 GB of memory. I haven't come close to filling up my 8MB's yet though, but I know I will eventually.
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Anna Meenan, MD
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