Wireless enabled? Try mJEFFLINE for your PDA.

Palm/Handheld Support Center

Currently, the Jefferson Medical College requires all third and fourth year medical students to use PDA's with the Palm OS. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Jefferson University Physicians use both Palm and Pocket PC platforms.

Check out the University Bookstore’s PDA prices before you buy.

PDA Applications Developed at TJU

Jefferson Hospital Formulary - via TJU Hospital Intranet (Requires Campus Master Network Computer or Remote Login Account) for PalmOS and Pocket PC. Option to include Drug Facts A-Z

Jeff HOPE Patient Advocacy Resource Manual for PalmOS or Pocket PC.

Q&A: Microscopic Anatomy for the PalmOS.

Q&A: Pathology for the PalmOS.

Patient Encounter Log System (PELS), designed to track clinical experiences for JMC students during their clerkships.

PDA Directory of Jefferson Physicians
A phone index, referral listing, and notebook all in one, downloadable for Pocket PC or Palm.

Tips and Tricks

PDA Tips from the Jeffline Forum

10 Quick Tips for a More User-Friendly PDA, by Anil Chandrashekhar, MD. If you own a Palm OS personal digital assistant (PDA), but haven't had time to learn more than the basics, this article is for you.

Advice and support is available from the staff at the Scott Learning Resources Center.

Collections and Reviews of Handheld Applications

Jefferson Software Recommendations by Jefferson clinicians, for Jefferson clinicians.

Other Collections & Reviews

Subscribe to the MLA-PDA Discussion List to talk with colleagues about managing the flood of PDAs in health care. The list sponsored by the Medical Library Association.