I use my Treo 680 while I am working with kids at the hospital. I am a fellow training in pediatric epilepsy and my PDA helps me organize my busy day to day schedule. My PDA/phone is also my peripheral brain, I use it to help me check for drug interactions and side effects. I have pictures of the brain (real brain pics as well as drawings and neuroimaging/radiology pics) that I use when I talk to my patients and their families about the different brain conditions that they have. I also use it to take notes during lectures and conferences. I believe doctors should not be afraid of using gadgets/technology to help make them in their day-to-day work. I have been a long-time Palm OS handheld user and would certainly like to try a Windows-based PDA.

Nothing (romantic) happened on the 14th for me. I spent the day at work, taking care of my patients in the hospital. For me, Valentines is a day when one does something special for the person/s one cares about. I care about my patients...I spent the day with them, taking care of them.

Mine is the Blackberry 8320. Had been a Palm Treo user for a long time but for the last few years, the Blackberry has been my all-in-one gadget, especially now that there are more medical applications/software for it.