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Affleck, Glenn; Apter, Andrea; Tennen, Howard; Reisine, Susan; Barrows, Erik;
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Bergeron BP. Personal digital assistants. Another step toward ubiquitous
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Chesanow N. PDAs for Doctors: Put a computer in your pocket and change your
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Chesanow N. PDAs for Doctors: Electronic prescribing: What does your state
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Chesanow N. PDAs for Doctors: Colleagues rate the leading software. Medical
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Chiarelli F. Di Ricco L. Catino M. Sabatino G. Verrotti A. Modern management of
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Chin T. Hand tools: Many uses for handhelds. American Medical News July 30,
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Chin T. Tap class: Learning to use a handheld. American Medical News June 11,
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Chin T. Lending doctors a hand(held). American Medical News Sept 11 2000. [Palm,
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Chyna JT. Making the most of your PDA (personal digital assistant). Healthcare
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Clarke WL. Cox DJ. Gonder-Frederick LA. Julian D. Schlundt D. Polonsky W. The
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Clarke WL, Cox DJ, Gonder-Frederick LA, et al. Hypoglycemia and the decision to
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Colom AG. Innovative mobile application for community-based health care
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