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Programs in Production
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dates to be announced
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Programs are currently in production. Please continue to check back for posted air dates and further details.
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On-Time Quality Improvement for Long-Term Care - New York
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August 8, 2007
(2 hrs.)
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Improving the quality of care in our nation’s health care facilities, including long-term care facilities, is one of our highest
priorities at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
To accomplish this goal, AHRQ has launched the On-Time Quality Improvement for Long-Term Care project, a nationwide health information technology initiative designed to streamline daily care documentation and give health care providers real-time information about patients in long-term care settings. This web conference helps to educate long-term care decision makers and providers, providing an opportunity to learn about this project. A question and answer session follows the discussion.
This program also provides applicants’ information for the On-Time Quality Improvement for Long-Term Care Program Request for
Applications to be released by the New York State Department of Health in the near future. Through this RFA, the NYS DOH will offer financial support to nursing homes that wish to implement the On-Time program.
Click here to view an archive of the webcast. Archived version will be available for one year from the original air date.
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FDA All Hands - Investing in Ourselves
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September 19, 2007
(1.5 hrs.)
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The Commissioner and the senior leadership of FDA host this broadcast/webcast on FDA Values and Vision. The Commissioner summarizes
FDA’s Human Capital Survey results and announces a 5-point plan intended to improve management, communication and morale at FDA.
Click here to view an archive of the webcast. Archived version will be available for one year from the original air date.
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The 2007 Diversity Summit
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October 2, 2007
(1 hr.)
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The FDA Commissioner joins the Diversity Council for the 2007 Diversity Summit. The focus of this year’s summit is integration of different
opinions in our decision-making.
We explore how best to ensure that employees are heard and their opinions taken seriously as a part of our culture. In addition, we explore ways to communicate the value of diverse opinions. The Diversity Council wants to create an opportunity for employees to openly discuss their views on ways in which we communicate our opinions including the use of the Whistleblower Act and less formal communications through the media and members of Congress. A question and answer session follows the discussion.
Click here to view an archive of the webcast. Archived version will be available for one year from the original air date.
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Overview of the Implementation of the Current Good Manufacturing Practices for Dietary Supplements Guidance for Industry
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October 24, 2007
(3 hrs.)
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This program discusses the new regulations and provides an opportunity for viewers to ask questions about them. The broadcast provides a
general introduction to the rule, the regulation as it applies to manufacturing, and other requirements in the rule. A very informative question and answer session follows the presentations.
Click here to view an archive of the webcast. Archived version will be available for one year from the original air date.
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The Commissioner’s 2008 ORA All Hands
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February 26, 2008
(1 hr.)
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FDA Commissioner Andrew C. von Eschenbach invites ORA staff to a live all-hands broadcast that will address the challenges facing the
Agency and his priorities for the coming year. This will be an interactive discussion and will provide an opportunity for you to ask questions and share your point of view.
Click here to view an archive of the webcast. Archived version will be available for one year from the original air date.
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International Aspects of Medical Device Regulation
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June 18, 2008
(1 hr.)
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Mark Barnett and Center Director Dan Schultz, along with a panel of CDRH experts, discuss the international implications of the Center’s
work. Topics included the Global Harmonization Task Force, the situation with imported devices, the recent experiences of DSMICA in international relations, and the “Harmonization by Doing” program.
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