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As we continue our discussion of personal communication devices, we are thinking about the positive aspects. If they are here to stay, how shall we move forward in nursing? Think of your own unit. Have you ever wished for access to information that was not available? “Gee, if only there were ….” Were what? If you could create an app for use in the professional setting, what would it be? Perhaps it even exists already. Here is a great blog article on top apps for nurses. http://blog.chamberlain.edu/2014/09/08/top-10-apps-nurses/
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