Research, page-2733

I asked AF about the second ATO during the last webinar. He said something along the lines of, with Philips and the CT LVAS reimbursement, it wasn't as important as it was before, so it's not really an issue. His answer made sense to me at the time.

The ATO is like a cybersecurity threshold that technology providers must meet to commence work, not much more than that, so Philips already has it.

As I understand a large-scale VA roll out is now down to:

- Philips agreement given they run over 40% of VA hardware

- VA hospitals who adopt innovative new products - some do, some don't. Early adopters first - hopefully soon!!!

- Congress passing our bill which will compel the whole VA research into non-invasive screening technologies. Congress is on summer break for August. Expect this in Sept.

- Pressure from lobby groups - Google '3 ways to realise the PACT promise and fulfill my husband's dying wish.'

- Cash runway - two quarters before the ATM kicks in, however they did make more money the last quarter so I think we have three in reality. still not long though.

- I don't see the election as an issue as such as small number of GOP senators voted against. it's 90% BP which is good enough.

Anyone sensible got anything else to add that I have missed?