[technochick99]

How anyone could be against using more knowledge rather than less is beyond me. My own doctor has some sort of PDA she pulls out at times. I go to her for her experience, her knowledge, and bedside manner, but I do not expect her or any other doctor to know everything. Having suffered through more than one misdiagnosis in my life brings me to the conclusion that I would pay extra to go to a doctor using such technology in order to diagnose my ills.

[Mamzelle]

I think that might be PDR, which is available to "civilians" and at your local library, (--probably--) it is great to keep track of your meds, and is a good investment in keeping a lookout for side effects.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

. I go to her for her experience, her knowledge, and bedside manner, but I do not expect her or any other doctor to know everything.

Most people would have more faith in someone who acknowledged not knowing it all before their fifth visit and/or fifth test.