Handheld computers

June 2000

Handheld computers will revolutionize many aspects of your practice...especially writing Rxs.

Prescribers will use these palm-tops while with the patient...to access patient data...find drug info...select meds...and transmit Rxs to the pharmacist.

Handhelds will help select meds by checking for proper dose...interactions...allergies...duplicate therapy...etc.

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Handheld computers

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