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Site Coordinator Information
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The
“Making Surgery Safer: The Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP)” program will be broadcast on
December 7, 2005 from 12:30 – 1:30 pm Eastern time.
Technical Information
VHA Trouble Line
(800) 688-8421 |
Eastern |
Central |
Mountain |
Pacific |
| Test |
12:00-12:10pm |
11:00-11:10am |
10:00-10:10am |
9:00-9:10am |
"FDA Patient
Safety News" |
12:10-12:25pm |
11:10-11:25am |
10:10-10:25am |
9:10-9:25am |
Countdown
Clock |
12:25-12:30pm |
11:25-11:30am |
10:25-10:30am |
9:25-9:30am |
| Program |
12:30-1:30pm |
11:30-12:30pm |
10:30-11:30am |
9:30-10:30am |
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Technical Coordinator Information
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Our program will be broadcast on:
- The vhatv satellite network
- Selected Trinity Workplace Learning’s Healthcare Networks: (Ku-Band Digital Receive Sites/Scientific Atlanta PowerVu Receiver)
- Health & Sciences Television Network (HSTN)
- Long Term Care Network (LTCN)
- Joint Commission Satellite Network (JCSN)
- psychLINK / Interactive Medical Networks (IMN)
- C-Band - Galaxy 3C (located at 95 degrees), transponder/channel 4, downlink frequency is 3,780 MHz, Vertical polarization Audio on 6.2 & 6.8 MHz.
If you are a vhatv, HSTN, LTCN, JCSN or psychLINK / Interactive Medical Networks (IMN) subscriber, you will receive the program automatically on your normal channel. HSTN and LTCN sites will not see the test/countdown but will receive the program at the scheduled start time.
vhatv, JCSN, psychLINK / Interactive Medical Networks (IMN) subscribers and the C-Band sites will see our test and countdown signal. The test signal consists of ten (10) minutes of scenery and music, followed by the current FDA Patient Safety News program (15 minutes long) and then a five (5) minute count down to the start of the program.
For technical assistance on the day of the program, please call 800/688-8421. Please note – only limited assistance is available for C-band sites as our customer service representatives will not be familiar with your equipment.
Our test signal consists of ten (10) minutes of scenery and music, followed by the current FDA Patient Safety News program (15 minutes long) and then a five (5) minute count down to the start of the program.
The following materials
will provide you with all the necessary documentation to obtain
Continuing Education credits in your particular discipline. Please
download the following materials and review them before you participate
in this broadcast.
Program Materials - Only for use with the Live Broadcast:
If you videotape the program (or use any other method to archive the program), please provide the following forms (and not the live program forms) to your program participants that view the videotape (or other archived) version of the program.
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