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MEDICAL BLOGS MEDICAL WIRELESS SEARCH TERM: medical wireless BLOG COMMUNITY BLOG INDICES ORGANIZATIONS GENERAL TECH & WIRELESS HANDHELDS DIG. PHOTOGRAPHY NYC
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Wednesday, July 16, 2003
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CLINICAL SOFTWARE
PatientKeeper Posts Record Quarter as the Mobile Healthcare Market Matures
The Wireless Developer Network is reporting this new item which paints a bright outlook in what remains a slow market in the general handheld device sector.
PatientKeeper, a leading provider of mobile computing solutions for healthcare, announced today that it experienced notable growth in sales during the second quarter in the emerging market for wireless handheld solutions for physicians and other healthcare professionals. The Boston-based software firm said that during the second quarter of 2003, it added eight major hospital accounts.
11:33:51 AM 
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HANDHELDS
Email Services for Treo 600
Brighthand is reporting the list of email services which will be available for the Treo 600 slated for release this Fall. SEVEN's software, which is currently available on the Treo 300 and 270, will be the default email client on all Treo 600 devices sold by Sprint PCS.
Enterprise services will also be available. Good Technology is working to deliver its GoodLink 2.0 wireless corporate messaging and information access system to the Treo 600. This is the newest version of Good's cradle-free, real-time synchronized system for wirelessly connecting users with Microsoft Exchange and other critical enterprise information.
11:21:40 AM
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CLINICAL HANDHELDS
Handspring Merger Heeds a New PDA Order (registration required)
This is an article by Majeed Ahmad for Electronic Engineering Times - Asia talking about a "new pda order."
The real direction that PDA seems to be taking is towards a new world of usefulness to further empower as personal assistants beyond address book, and even conventional wireless and multimedia features. The fundamental perception of handheld computing with some form of interactivity could eventually branch into a plethora of new devices that serve a number of niche areas the same way BlackBerry with its wireless e-mail capability became a necessity for stock brokers and mobile executives.
He also mentions that there will be a need for handheld devices that are "specialized" for various fields including the medical profession. He feels that Handspring is particularly suited to this task, judging by its ability to change and adapt, and strengthened by its merger with Palm.
8:22:25 AM
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CLINICAL WIRELESS
Oregon's Volunteers in Medicine Clinic Receives Grant to Include Wireless
This is an announcement describing $230,000 in grant money for the planned free, volunteer-based medical clinic for the uninsured which is now under construction in Bend, Oregon. Cost-savings are anticipated by using a paper-less medical records system. Also, it will attract clinicians who are interested in using the latest in wireless technology.
Through a collaboration with the Oregon Health & Science University Medical Informatics Group, the clinic plans to use wireless technology known as “wi-fi” and Tablet PCs to keep all medical records electronically.
8:05:48 AM
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