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Yes, we're under construction but glad you dropped by! Home Care Information Network is preparing to deliver home care's most sought after speakers to your desktop using the latest in Internet technology. As we are preparing this site - which will serve as your gateway to the world of on-line video education - we will be offering sneak previews of future programs. Even more important, we will also be seeking your ideas for speakers and programs we may have missed! So please bookmark this page and stop by again. |
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Example Video Presentations In spring 2005 Stony Hill Management, Inc. recorded a four-part video presentation on the HIPAA Security Rule. Produced with the same technology, and studio conditions similar to those of HCIN presentations, this video clip offers an excellent example of the quality and presentation style that will soon be available here. You can view part one of this by clicking here. A Thumbnail Sketch of HCIN: WHAT: Home Care's best known presenters and trainers available on your computer desktop. You choose the when and where you want to watch. You can also replay a section to better understand a concept and, if your schedule is interrupted, you can stop and restart later at the same point in the program. WHEN: Early 2006. We'll be more specific as schedules are confirmed. WHO: HCIN is being constructed by Stony Hill Management, Inc., home care's leading technology consultants, in association with state home care associations throughout the U.S. WHERE: Here! Any major brand browser and a high speed connection to the Internet (DSL, cable, etc.) is all that you will need to log in, select your program, watch, and learn. |
Article Download Now Available The November issue of Home Care Automation Report included an article describing HCIN, the technology used to develop HCIN video presentations, and survey results from viewers of the HIPAA Security Rule presentation. You can view or download a copy of this article as an Acrobat® document by clicking here. Anatomy of the Training Stage Presentations found on HCIN use a screen layout that simulates a familiar educational setting with a simultaneous view of the speaker and slides. Here are some of the standard screen components:
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