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Anonymous, . Scalpel, Syringe, iPad. . . . (2011, August). Privacy Journal, 37(10), 1,5. 

Retrieved October 7, 2011, from ProQuest Computing. (Document ID: 2422748021).

Tells how iPad came to be one of the important tools used in medical practices. However, it also testifies some flaws that iPad holds regarding the security of data it contains. Patients may be at risk as they are at rest at the same time.

Brusco, J.. (2011). Trending Toward Paperless. Association of Operating Room Nurses.

AORN Journal, 94(1), 13-18.  Retrieved September 14, 2011, from Health Module. (Document ID: 2389356931).

Technologies developed to help medical doctors through saving time and large load of papers contributes on shifting all professionals toward paperless business world. Not only they are great savings of money and time, it also provides more accuracy of patients’ health information. Mobile devices like tablet computers are leading the doctors to paperless, efficient the medical healthcare system.

Henderson, L.. (2011). Diagnosis on the Run: There's an App for That. Applied Clinical

Trials, 20(4), 18.  Retrieved October 7, 2011, from ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry. (Document ID: 2365506441).

Testifies that Colin Miller’s experience with iPad and how it has helped him to easily diagnose his son who is a long distance away by up loading an encoded file to his friend who is a radiologist.

Jennifer Larino.  (2011, August). Medical professionals question cost, pace of electronic

medical records. New Orleans CityBusiness. Retrieved October 7, 2011, from ABI/INFORM Dateline. (Document ID: 2425339431).

Baker, a registered nurse keeps track of her patients with portable device iPad and carries it with her to help herself diagnosing and helping her patients.

Kellie Bramlet.  (3  October). iPad makes difference with medical patient

forms. McClatchy - Tribune Business News.  Retrieved October 7, 2011, from ABI/INFORM Dateline. (Document ID: 2474392881).

Elisa Sanchez becomes a person who receive one of the benefits of iPad as it lets her brother to receive Social Security Benefits within 3 weeks.

Welcome to Yale Med, Here's Your iPad Medicine]. (1  September). Gizmodo [Gizmodo

- Blog].  Retrieved October 7, 2011, from Career and Technical Education. (Document ID: 2439913731).

Gizmodo reports Yale University gives our iPad 2 to its medical students to study and to reduce paper usage. Yale University is one of the national institutes that succeed in protecting environment and also creating better studying atmosphere.