• Single and dual slide projection on the large rear- projection screen.
• SVHS services (High Speed Video Tape Recorder) allows users to play videotapes on the large screen
• Document camera allows users to show overhead transparencies, radiology films, color overheads, and opaque images
• Satellite programs can be viewed in the Hollander
  PACS connection
• The Hollander is connected to the Bridgeport Hospital computer network so presenters can use information stored on the network drives including PowerPoint
• Electronic microscope projects slides onto the large screen
• A camera in OR #1 can project operations into the Hollander while they are in progress. The OR has a microphone system so that viewers can ask questions of the surgeons

The equipment in the Hollander is highly sophisticated. For this reason, we have developed a few simple guidelines to ensure the continued availability and reliability of this equipment.

Book meeting times with our Multimedia Specialist, Jerry Foster, x 4446. Please give as much notice as possible. This will allow him to arrange adequate coverage.

If the meeting is during the day, the Multimedia Specialist, or in his absence, the Clinical Librarian will be responsible for running the equipment.

Events will be booked with ½ hour of blank time between each event. This will allow the presenter to become familiar with the equipment and enough time for audience to gather their belongings and leave before the next group gets setteled.

When you book the Hollander, give the name of the individual who will be running the program. After regular hours, this person is responsible for calling Security at the end of the event to make certain that the Hollander is secured.

At the end of an event or meeting, groups must make certain that food or drinks are not left behind. Waste containers are placed outside the auditorium for this purpose.

Food cannot be served inside the Hollander. All food tables must remain in the corridor outside the Auditorium.