The original emergency broadcast system was revolutionary in it time because it could offer controlled and standardized communications to the general public across the US against external attacks during war times.
What we’re offering is a private emergency broadcast system with controlled communications to every hospital and every hospital staff member within medical centers. This is important because in today's world organizations have to worry and prepare for not only external attacks, but internal attacks as well.
By broadcasting to all hospitals and mobile‘s within the system we have controlled communications to geographic area to protect everyone against the unthinkable. Since over the years more and more violence and active shooters have been entering healthcare facilities, having an emergency broadcast system provides immediate communication to all those you work with every day to reduce casualties and possibly death. Moreover this emergency system resides within a medical center's own personal TV channel that provides medical programming to all the hospitals under its banner.
Many hospitals fail to recognize that their best opportunity for growing market share is literally within their own walls with an audience of patients, team members, and community organizations. While external marketing is important, hospitals can achieve stronger patient experiences, cultural strength, and employee engagement by utilizing internal broadcast mechanisms.
Founder Jon Lindgren and team at CHI St. Lukes Hospital in Sugar Land TX. July, 2017. Pilot program replaced all old technology with Smart TVs and a hybrid broadcast/mobile distribution system.
Now that hospital grade SmartTVs with two-way connectivity are about the same cost as standard hospital grade televisions, many hospitals have already made the switch. Two-way connectivity opens the door to many opportunities for improving patient satisfaction and care efficiencies.
For healthcare professionals it brings the professional channels transforms traditional written medical journals by providing accessible broadcasts, podcasts, and other on-demand and mobile distribution programming. Providing a home for the hundreds of video lectures, discussions, and live surgeries produced annually by hundreds of medical professionals, and replaces public outlets like YouTube where you have no control.
The Medical Channel Network is a private broadcast system which requires you to be associated with a hospital or healthcare organization we serve and to have an active email address to that organization.
The Medical Channel Network utilizes all existing cable systems to provide its programming to in-room and facility televisions. Smart TVs are used for additional two-way communications and services.
The Medical Channel Network provides medical centers and hospital groups their own private broadcast channel to establish a new superior standard in communications and broadcast messaging. The system is a solution for organizations reinventing interactive protocols in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is completed in three very significant ways.
The Medical Channel Network pays for itself and generating funds for general operations through sponsorship from industry related organizations. A one-time affiliation purchase provides hardware, installation, and technical services for a complete emergency warning system and a complete hybrid broadcast and mobile communication system to produce daily and weekly programming from a fully furnished in-house studio with the necessary broadcast personnel. Interested parties can contact us via email to set up a call.
Medical Channel Network
For Healthcare Professional by Healthcare Professionals.
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