Adapting to new technologies: wireless and PDAs Mary Peterson Royal Adelaide Hospital / Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science Adelaide, Australia

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Adapting to new technologies: wireless and PDAs Mary Peterson Royal Adelaide Hospital / Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science Adelaide, Australia

Background Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science –Pathology laboratory & research institute – Royal Adelaide Hospital –Teaching hospital affiliated with University of Adelaide –

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Our users: Clinicians (doctors, nurses, allied health) Researchers (academics, laboratory scientists) Students on clinical placement Diagnostic laboratory staff statewide

Types of question Clinical - urgent / immediate Research Management/ financial/ business Political

Types of information Quick look-up –point of care –Ward office –library Literature search –Office –Library –From home Journal article Book

Evidence-based practice Cochrane Collaboration – May become mandatory in Australia

The devices: Wireless laptop connections Tablets Hand-held devices (PDAs)

Tablet used in first wireless trial Tablet photo Tablet photo

Why PDAs? Easy to use Small and portable Wireless network connection possible Downloads possible

Disadvantages of PDAs: Slow connect times for wireless Security problems for data Devices easy to steal Culture change requires re-training Resistance to change Cost of implementation

Where can they be used? Library Ward office / nurses’ station Patient’s bedside Operating theatres (?)

Other fields: Workshops Engineering plants Surveying

Our questions: Where does the library fit in? Which products suitable for use with PDAs?

Our products: Drug databases *** Prescribing aids *** Dictionaries *** Textbooks ** Databases (Cochrane, Medline)* Full-text linked to above Individual journal subscription

Wireless or download? Textbooks (depends on size) Drug databases – currency Location Suitable format / screen display for chosen device

Drug look-up database – web page

Harrison’s PIM front page

Harrison’s full contents page

What we’re doing Care Connect & OACIS - Sth Aust government hospitals 4 years’ worth of records 2 million patients Mobile Medic – wireless iPaqs with internet –Pilot in 4 renal units

Pictures!

We’re replacing this …

With this!

Wireless transmitter (trial)

Recharging / re-imaging

Recharging

Results so far: Clinicians want –Speed –Flexibility Favorite products: –Quick look-up tools –Journal of Family Practice 2001 Nov; 50(11): 960-5

Role of the library: Advice on content (collection development) Website – small-screen version Training Support information e.g. webpage on PDAs –John W. Scott Health Sciences Library at the University of Alberta:

Our conclusions: Wireless vs. download: –Place for both - (Depends on setting) Optimize screen display Links point to PDA URL Become familiar with the interface

Adapting to new technologies: wireless and PDAs Mary Peterson Royal Adelaide Hospital / Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science Adelaide, Australia