That was lightly gone over but still very understandable. As a medical person your patient is faced with quite a few ``dead spots`` of time in which all he/she has to do is passively wait....Such as dialisys?, after surgery in the recovery room any area in which a patient can pass the time by being entertained or kept interested in something other than his condition.

It was also stated that even in patients rooms where there are TV`s the MV will be helpful if there are no individual TV`s say in a double room but just one on the wall. The MV will also be connected to the hospital accounting department so a patient can pull up his bill, his medication and the explanation of that medication. What his surgery was all about with the Doctor explaining it to the patient again and again. It will be on the MV for the patient to revue and digest at his will. It will contain the days menu`s from the kitchen and allow the patient to choose....There were other examples given which I can`t remember right now but from what FF and RP said, OK OK OK, the hospital they have contacted about the MV are very eager to have them and really like the concept....

Not being in the medical trade I don`t know of ``dead spots`` or areas of convenience not now being offered to the patient that the MV could be helpful but if you are then I am sure you can think of quite a few....FRank