Good question. We've been writing about mobile health care apps but not yet the iPad. But Dr. John Halamka has. Check out his testing of the <a href="http://geekdoctor.blogspot.com/2010/04/ipad-goes-live-at-bidmc.html">iPad at his GeekDoctor blog</a>.
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From what we have read, the iPad is well suited for the purposes of education and doctor-patient communication (so notes Chilmark Research). It’s really going to depend on the types of applications that are build for the iPad and whether they can be tied into hospital IT infrastructure, though.
From what we have read, the iPad is well suited for the purposes of education and doctor-patient communication (so notes Chilmark Research). It’s really going to depend on the types of applications that are build for the iPad and whether they can be tied into hospital IT infrastructure, though.