Which of the following devices would be most useful for point-of-care access to data bases related to evidence-based care?

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A PDA is the most portable device and can easily be carried by healthcare professionals at the point of care to access databases related to evidence-based care. Laptops and desktops are less portable and may not be practical for use in clinical settings. Pocket files are not electronic devices and would not allow for access to databases.

Which of the Following Devices Would Be Most Useful for Point-Of-Care