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1) The document discusses a presentation about exploring digital and wireless applications in healthcare. It covers introductions and definitions of terms, scholarships sponsored by Epocrates to review literature on handheld computers, and experiences using different mobile devices at VCU Health System. 2) It describes how scholarships are awarded to students to review literature and publish summaries to avoid past mistakes. Recipients included doctors and candidates from around the world. 3) VCU Health System initially struggled using PDAs and Palm OS smartphones but found success using Treo smartphones running PatientKeeper and connecting to their EMR system, which increased charges and timeliness.
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