Tablets and wireless LANs make doctors' and nurses' jobs easier
By Steve Ranger
Published: 6 October 2005 11:40 BST
Rutland Memorial Hospital has trialled a secure wireless network to allow therapy assessments to take place using tablet PCs at patients' bedsides.
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