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Bring your own device (BYOD) has become popular as it empowers medical practitioners to use their own devices for communication,mobile rounds,real-time EMR query,selflearning and auxiliary diagnosis.Based on implementation experiences of BYOD at home and overseas healthcare institutions,this paper recommended domestic institutions on BYOD planning and deployment as follows:restructuring of their wireless networks and access control;better device supervision;open BYOD portal;and protection of both staff privacy and data security.This effort provides insights for BYOD development in China's healthcare institutions.
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Bibliometric analysis of domestic information literacy education for medical students showed that infor-mation organization contents were relatively less in information literacy education for medical students .Information organization and use are of important significance in training the new generation of qualified medical personnel and in promoting the development of medical sciences .It is thus necessary to strengthen information literacy education for medical students in domestic colleges and universities .Information organization should play its role in informa-tion literacy education for medical students .
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After the features of online analysis tools of CNKI, Wanfang and SCIE were described, the advantages and limitations of their online analysis tools were comparatively analyzed in terms of their data types, data volumes, use conveniences, analysis dimensions, analysis methods and analysis results.
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Purpose To investigate the research trends and focus in low-dose CT study at home and abroad in recent ten years according to literature distribution and growth law. Materials and Methods The papers on low-dose CT research published at home and abroad from 2003 to 2012 which were abstracted in Web of Science database were taken as study objects. Data filtering was performed by using the Thomson Data Analyzer (TDA) Version 2.1 analysis software for the trend of cooperation, institutional cooperation trends, national distribution of the papers trend, high-citations, subject distribution, hot topics and other aspects to do bibliometric analysis. Results A total number of 6725 papers on low-dose CT from 2003-2012 were abstracted by Web of Science. The average number of authors in single papers was 6.05 (cooperation rate, 95.7%), and the average number of institutions in single papers was 2.56 (cooperation rate, 73.9%), which both showed an increasing trend year by year. 318 Chinese papers were published, and the published literatures in 2012 were ranked third in the world. Papers on low-dose CT, which were published in Medical Physics, European Journal of Radiology and the American Journal of Roentgenology, had rapid growth. The research focus of low-dose CT study involved in lung cancer screening, coronary angiography, pulmonary embolism examination, CT radiation dose and so on. Conclusion CT low-dose studies involve in collaboration between multi-author, multi-institutional and multi-disciplinary. The trends and focus of low-dose CT study in China keep pace with the world, and the quality and quantity of paper need to be further improved.