
|Articles|October 13, 2011
Poll of the Week: Do You Use a Smartphone in Your Radiology Practice?
Nearly a quarter of radiologists use smartphones and mobile devices in their medical practice, according to a recent report from physician recruitment firm Jackson & Coker. Do you?
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Nearly a quarter of radiologists use smartphones and mobile devices in their medical practice, according to a recent report from physician recruitment firm Jackson & Coker.
Overall, 80 percent of physicians use smartphones, computer tablets, and mobile devices in their practice.
Do you? Vote here and tells about how you've incorporated your smartphone into your practice and the apps you can't live without.
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