A systematic review of user interface issues related to PDA-based decision support systems in health care
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A systematic review of user interface issues related to PDA-based decision support systems in health care
AMIA Annu Symp Proc.
2005.
Abstract
This paper explores user interface issues in the design and implementation of a personal digital assistant-based decision support system (PDA-DSS) in health care. An automated literature search found 15 studies addressing the main PDA user interface issues, which can be categorized as display, security, memory, Web browser, and communication.
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