With the new iPads, residents can access electronic medical records and an entire library of e-textbooks, medical journals and guidelines at the point of care, according to Adam Levine, MD, director of the training program.
The device can assist anesthesiology residents at every stage of the perioperative process, and residents can use the devices for education and patient care, according to the report.
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