Nursing PDAs?

Bethany Blocker: be optimistic to speak consisting of your source administrator, to make optimistic what varieties of contraptions they help at your facility. in the event that they help Palm sort contraptions, that's recommended to look into the aforementioned Palm Tungsten TX. this is speedy, compact, and has an excellent number of super good factors, which includes this is vast 480x320 determination demonstrate screen and this is integrated wireless chip. in the event that they only help p.c., or Pocket workstation sort handhelds, that's recommended to look at fashions like the Dell Axim X51V. this is high priced, yet has the biggest demonstrate screen attainable to any hand-held unit and likewise boasts the main effective (620 MHz) processor attainable as we talk, alongside with good factors like instantaneous internet and enlargement sockets. in the event that they help the two contraptions, i might in my opinion settle on on the TX, only in step with fee as against ! function....Show more

Luana Carothers: I'm in nursing school and when I attended orientation they told us the same thing. But I never got a PDA and am doing just fine without it. My friend got one and was able to put her drug guide on it but I don't really see her use it that often. You might just wait until you start the program and see if they are something that a lot of people are getting good use out of and then buy one. Good luck in your nursing career! It's not easy but very rewarding.

Bernie Cerra: PDA's are really easy to use, like a mini computer. You can buy them at any electronic store. I like my Palm. I have my whole life in there....appointments and schedule, addresses, games, and books. I am also a nurse and use mine mainly for the Drug reference and calculator.