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Incorporation of the iPad Into an Outpatient Cancer Center to Support Cancer Patients

The Banner Gateway Medical Center (BGMC) campus at Gilbert, Arizona, has grown since its opening in September 2007 to include the new Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center (BMDACC) outpatient building. The front lobby of BGMC, which was built on a foundation of evidence-based design with innovative architectural and environmental features, has a combination medical and consumer health library, named the Learning Center. The Learning Center serves dual purposes and individuals. Not only is it a medical library providing resources for physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals, but it is also a consumer health library available to individuals who wish to learn more about preventive health care and medical conditions. In addition to the BGMC Learning Center, another consumer health library was created within the BMDACC facility to provide cancer-specific resources to its patients. The author was a solo librarian with oversight of the joint medical and consumer health library at BGMC. Being involved with the development of another consumer health library, she embarked on an exciting and challenging project that encompassed an inordinate amount of precious, scarce time.