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Study Evaluating Hand-held Computer Software to Increase Inpatient Billing Charge Structure

Scott M. Strayer

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Background. The availability of easy to use, inexpensive, and relatively powerful compact handheld computers is causing a dramatic shift in the way physicians are incorporating computers into their practices. This technology is gaining rapid acceptance in the physician community with estimates that approximately 20% have already adopted this technology'. It is predicted that the majority ofphysicians will be using them by 20032, which is consistent with earlier research that found nearly 85% of physicians would consider carrying such devices3.

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Background. The availability of easy to use, inexpensive, and relatively powerful compact handheld computers is causing a dramatic shift in the way physicians are incorporating computers into their practices. This technology is gaining rapid acceptance in the physician community with estimates that approximately 20% have already adopted this technology'. It is predicted that the majority ofphysicians will be using them by 20032, which is consistent with earlier research that found nearly 85% of physicians would consider carrying such devices3.

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Background. The availability of easy to use, inexpensive, and relatively powerful compact handheld computers is causing a dramatic shift in the way physicians are incorporating computers into their practices. This technology is gaining rapid acceptance in the physician community with estimates that approximately 20% have already adopted this technology'. It is predicted that the majority ofphysicians will be using them by 20032, which is consistent with earlier research that found nearly 85% of physicians would consider carrying such devices3.

Key concepts: Computer science, Mobile device, Software, Data science, World Wide Web, Operating system

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