Master Broadcast Video Cassette 1st Natural Language Computer Patient Simulation

Description

William G. Harless, President and CEO of Interactive Drama Inc. and former National Library of Medicine employee and contractor. Dr. Harless’ contributions to the NLM were many, including the creation of the first voice-activated interactive video patient simulation model titled "The Case of Frank Hill."
As Director of NLM’s Technological Innovations in Medical Education (TIME) Project, he received the 1986 NLM Regents Award for Scholarship or Technical Achievement and an award in the category of Best Educational Achievement at the University of Nebraska, both for the development of his model which combined voice recognition, interactive video, and computer technologies.
A unique piece of medical history. Includes the videocassette, fact sheet, copy of the award letter, and a letter from Dr. Harless to the person who requested a copy.
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