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Medical Uses of Newton PDAFrom: Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. (obdoc@inmind.com)Sat Oct 5 10:45:39 1996
This tidbit is from: <mpc@nih.gov> (Mike) Medical industry use of the Newton is discussed at: <http://www.matmo.army.mil/pages/library/papers/promed/promed.html> "Project ProMed started in January 1993 as a cooperative agreement between the Department of Defense and Apple Computer, Inc. to evaluate the potential use of the Newton AE Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) device in a medical setting. Since this proof of concept phase, the project has evolved to now encompass other PDA devices, the use of wireless networking in medical settings (both within MTFs and in the field), and to develop systems that make use of PDAs as end agents in a wireless distributed computing environment that enable access to remotely based information (including that resident on the Internet as well as large, durable locally stored sources like the Meditag)." -- =================================================================== Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. A Rural America Ob/Gyn Physician "May the FORCEPS be with you" E-mail: obdoc@inmind.com Homepage: http://www.inmind.com/people/obdoc ===================================================================
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