Tom, the "update" is that we've done all we can with the project.
Jim Deasy has spend countless hours making multiple revisions to the original "slide show" we sent to Duke Medical Center as per their requests. From what Jim has told me, Duke now believes they need something more "interactive" to prevent their patients from falling asleep during treatment. Evidently the slide show is so relaxing that this is what's happening.
Jim will be providing an "official final report" on where we stand within the next week or so. Even if we did not accomplish our initial goal, our contribution has been appreciated by Duke and useful in their quest for providing diversion during chemotherapy.
We will be posting a final report on this very soon.
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1 repliesJim Deasy has spend countless hours making multiple revisions to the original "slide show" we sent to Duke Medical Center as per their requests. From what Jim has told me, Duke now believes they need something more "interactive" to prevent their patients from falling asleep during treatment. Evidently the slide show is so relaxing that this is what's happening.
Jim will be providing an "official final report" on where we stand within the next week or so. Even if we did not accomplish our initial goal, our contribution has been appreciated by Duke and useful in their quest for providing diversion during chemotherapy.
We will be posting a final report on this very soon.