Here's a Friday afternoon question that's a little out of the ordinary...

We have a grant that ended ten years ago.  The study required the
videotaping of geriatric patients,  and the data was captured on 200 VCR
tapes.  Per the agreement, we are now required to destroy those tapes.

Does anyone have experience with something like this?  How do you go about
efficiently  destroying 200 VCR tapes, ensuring that EVERYTHING is
destroyed, and thus protecting the confidentiality of all those patients
that were taped?

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Brian Anderson, Director
Office of Research Development
Eastern Michigan University
Starkweather Hall, 2nd Floor
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Office: (734) 487-3090
Fax: (734) 481-0650
Email: xxxxxx@emich.edu

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