Webcast

2010 will be the sixth in the series of the Canadian Healthcare Safety Symposia to be webcast live. Organizations are encouraged to participate in the webcast, thus allowing frontline and other staff to participate in the important learning that will take place at the Symposium.

Click here to access the webcast lobby page

For immediate questions about the webcast, please email halifax@buksa.com.

2010 Webcast Program

Thursday, October 21 to Saturday, October 23, 2010

Please Note: This program is subject to change. All times listed are in the Atlantic time zone.

Thursday, October 21, 2010


0800 - 1600 Pre-Conference 2: The economics of healthcare safety (all sessions)

Friday, October 22, 2010


0830 - 1700 Core Program (all sessions)

Saturday, October 23, 2010


0830 - 1630 Core Program (all sessions)

Registration

Registration fees for the 2010 webcast are as follows:

Webcast Fee Schedule
Fees will be subject to 15% HST
Fee
Single site $ 4,000.00
2 to 5 sites $ 9,000.00
6 or more sites $ 15,000.00

Webcast Sites Registered

Alberta

  • Various locations throughout the province (TBA)

British Columbia

  • BC Ministry of Health Services, Clinical Care and Patient Safety (Victoria)
  • BC Patient Safety and Quality Council (Vancouver)
  • BCMHAS - Riverview/Forensic Psychiatric Hospital (Vancouver)
  • Cariboo Memorial Hospital (Williams Lake)
  • Children and Women's Health Centre of BC (Vancouver)
  • Creston Valley Hospital (Creston)
  • Golden Health Services (Golden)
  • Kelowna General Hospital (Kelowna)
  • Kelowna Kirschner 1 (Kelowna)
  • Kelowna Kirschner 2 (Kelowna)
  • Lower Mainland Pharmacy Services, Lions Gate Hospital (Vancouver)
  • NH Corporate Boardroom, Brunswick (Prince George)
  • Penticton regional Hospital (Penticton)
  • Royal Inland Hospital (Kamloops)
  • Health Care Protection Program (Victoria)
  • BC Centre for Disease Control (Vancouver)
  • Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children (Sunny Hill)

Manitoba

  • Carman Memorial Hospital (Carman)
  • Boundary Trails Health Centre (Winkler)
  • Portage District General Hospital (Portage la Prairie)
  • Altona Community Memorial Health Centre (Altona)
  • University of Manitoba (Winnipeg)

Nova Scotia

  • Capital District Health Authority (Halifax)

Ontario

  • Pembroke Regional Hospital (Pembroke)

Prince Edward Island

  • Health PEI (Charlottetown)

Saskatchewan

  • Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
  • Saskatoon Health Region
  • Sun Country Health Region

For more information on any of these sites please email halifax@buksa.com.

Webcast Archive

Click here to access the 2009 Webcast Archive Lobby
Note: This site requires a username and password to access

Webcast Archive DVD-Rom

Archives of the Webcast from Halifax 5, 6, 7 and 8 are available to order. We are also accepting pre-orders of the 2010 Webcast Archive. Each DVD-Rom is $800.00 plus applicable taxes dependent on your location. Orders can be made in conjunction with registration for the 2010 conference or webcast or by emailing halifax@buksa.com.

The 2010 DVD-Rom will be available to ship within eight (8) weeks of the completion of the Symposium.

DVD-ROM Archives Feature:

  • Full program menus with session and speaker titles
  • Full video and audio of sessions
  • Downloadable speaker handouts (when available)
  • System test

Program Information:
Halifax 5 Final Program, Oct 21 to 22, 2005
Halifax 6 Final Program, Oct 19 to 21, 2006
The Halifax 6 Archive also includes the Partnering for Patient Safety II Pre-conference sessions.
Halifax 7 Final Program, Oct 11 to 13, 2007
The Halifax 7 Archive also includes the Partnering for Patient Safety III Pre-conference sessions.
Halifax 8 Final Program, Oct 23 to 25, 2008
The Halifax 8 Archive also includes the Partnering for Patient Safety IV Pre-conference sessions.
Halifax 9 Final Program, Oct 22 to 24, 2009
The Halifax 9 Archive also includes the Designing for Safety in Mind Pre-conference sessions.
Halifax 9 Final Program, Oct 22 to 24, 2009
The Halifax 10 Archive also includes the Economics of Healthcare Safety Pre-conference sessions.

Minimum System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 95/98/MD/NT/2000/XP or Mac OSX
Processor: Pentium 166 or greater (266 Mhz recommended) or Mac G3
Memory: 32 megabytes (MB) of RAM (minimum); 64 MB RAM (recommended)
Video: 256-colour video card
Sound: 16-bit sound card, multimedia speakers
Internet: 28.8kb/s for audio; 56.6kb/s for low speed video; 300 kb/s for high speed video
Browser: Internet Explorer 5.0+ or Netscape 7.0+ or Safari 1.1+ or Mozilla 1.7+
Media Player: Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 or higher for Windows 98, 2000, XP, MacOSX, and Windows Media Player 6.4 for Windows NT

Tips for Hosting the Webcast

What follows is a brief collection of tips that have been gathered over the past years:

  • Designate a "local liaison" who will be responsible for organizing the logistical needs of the site.
  • Be aware that the sessions are scheduled with consideration of the local time zone (i.e. The lunch break in Winnipeg could be one, two or even three hours ahead or after your normally scheduled meal times).
  • Be sure to test the system you are going to use for the live webcast and test it more than once.
  • Have a contingency plan in case a computer doesn't cooperate or in case of other unforeseen circumstances.
  • Gather several people from your organization to view the webcast together. Networking and discussion continue to be important themes of the Halifax Symposia.
  • Refresh your viewer at each break to ensure that you don't overfill your browser's cache.

Add your input by emailing the Webcast Coordinator halifax@buksa.com.

What to Expect at the Symposia

The Halifax Series has evolved into Canada's flagship event in healthcare safety. Participants from previous meetings have consistently remarked about the meeting being innovative, cutting edge, and intellectually challenging.

The meeting is different by design. In developing the early programs, the founders of the Halifax Series sought inspiration within healthcare and in other industries around the world for different ideas, knowledge, skills and attitudes which would present opportunities for the improvement of healthcare safety in Canada. The Halifax Series Organizing Committee has diligently continued this approach.



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