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Portland, Oregon
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PocketPractitioner Manual
Detailed information about the Professional and Office versions.

Read meCheck out the latest features and bug fixes.

Upgrading the Palm OSPocketPractitioner requires Palm OS 3.5 and above.  Determine if you need to upgrade, and find tips on how to get started.

FAQs
Frequently asked questions.

Masters Thesis
The Usefulness of Handheld Computers in a Surgical Group Practice
Master of Science, Oregon Health Sciences University,  May 1999

Masters Presentation
The Usefulness of Handheld Computers in a Surgical Group Practice
Presented to the American Medical Informatics Association, November 1999

Links
Useful websites for handheld users.

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