Northeastern faculty iPad projects: Pharmacy Practice

Dr. Margarita Divall from Pharmacy Practice is using an iPad as a repository to illustrate calculations, diagrams, and solutions during lectures. She is also using specific mobile apps to make decisions about appropriate selection and dosing of medications and taking advantage of local hospital iPad support for making rounds with patients. Read blog posts about her project.

Posted on 01/23/2012

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