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- 1. The Use of Mobile Devices in Healthcare Judy White, RN, BSN 16 January 2010 Health Care Leadership, Values & Social Justice
- 3. 1983 Motorola DynaTAC 8000X 1999 Nokia 8210 1984 7000 sold 1973 Motorola develops first portable handset with Dr. Martin Cooper 1993 BellSouth/IBM Simon Personal Communicator 2003 Samsung SPH-N270 made just for Matrix Reloaded iPhone goes on sale 29 June 2007; 146,000 activated FIRST WEEKEND!
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- Brick cell phones or bag phones started sells 14 years later… 69 million Today close to
- FEW INTERESTING STATISTICS I HAVE LEARNED ALONG THE WAY Obama Administration PROVIDING HEALTHCARE FOR ALL AMERICANS APPLYING TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS MAJOR PROBLEMS
- head of the UN's agency for information and communication technologies predicting that there will be 4 billion mobile phone users - or more than half of the planet's estimated 6.7 billion inhabitants - by the end of this year.
- Currently healthcare org restrict use of cell phones… very very slow to adopt to new ideas Also due to interference with medical equipment; Mayo Clinic Study show differently
- In cryptography, an SP-network , or substitution-permutation network ( SPN ), is a series of linked mathematical operations used in block cipher algorithms such as AES (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substitution-permutation_network).
- Both secure messages and standard SMS messages are submitted from application using a set of high-level APIs. Messages received from organizations are identified on the handset by short code number, keyword or any name that is specified by the mobile phone user in the secure phone book.