Filling out this online, confidential questionnaire will provide the Library with the information necessary to design relevant services and resources to support this technology. The results of this survey are available publicly through this web page and will be compiled at six month intervals to reflect the changing nature of this technology. Faculty, staff, or students affiliated with the University of Virginia Health System who are interested in using a PDA to support their work or education. Bring a lunch and the Library will supply the cookies and punch. The Health Sciences Library's Historical Collections Department located on the Ground Floor of the Library.
Information is critical to healthcare and research.
PDAs help make information available at the point of need which can be at the patient bedside, the clinic, or the research lab. Meet with like-minded people and share your experiences and learn from other colleagues. The Health Sciences Library sees PDAs as an important and growing information resource for our users and our goal is to learn more about how we can tailor our services to support this important technology. Find out how two colleagues at the University are using their PDAs. Audrey E. Snyder, RN, MSN, Instructor in Nursing.